How do you say "What varieties do you have?" in Italian?

"What varieties do you have?" in Italian is "Quali varietà avete?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Quali varietà avete?" mean in English?

"Quali varietà avete?" means "What varieties do you have?" in English. Usage tip: A great question for markets. Literally: “Which varieties do you have?”

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How to Say ‘What varieties do you have?’ in Italian

Quali varietà avete?

KWAH-lee vah-ree-ay-TAH ah-VEH-teh

[KWAH-lee vah-ree-ay-TAH ah-VEH-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: A great question for markets. Literally: “Which varieties do you have?”

🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians often enjoy talking about ingredients, so this question can lead to useful recommendations.

Phrase Breakdown

Quali varietà

KWAH-lee vah-ree-ay-TAH

which varieties

Asks about the available types or varieties of something.

Example

Quali varietà di mele avete?

Which varieties of apples do you have?

Words in this phrase

Quali

[KWAH-lee]

which

Used to ask the seller to specify the available options.

Example

Quali usi in cucina conosci meglio?

Which uses in cooking do you know best?

varietà

[vah-ree-ay-TAH]

varieties

Kinds or types within a product category, here mushroom varieties.

Example

Le varietà di funghi cambiano con la stagione.

Mushroom varieties change with the season.

avete

[ah-VEH-teh]

do you have / you have

Used in questions to ask what is available.

Example

Avete anche porcini secchi?

Do you also have dried porcini?

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