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How to Say ‘Would you have anything on the terrace?’ in Italian

Avreste qualcosa in terrazza?

ah-VREHS-teh kwahl-KOH-zah een tehr-RAHT-tsah

[ah-VREHS-teh kwahl-KOH-zah een tehr-RAHT-tsah]

Phrase Breakdown

Avreste qualcosa

ah-VREHS-teh kwahl-KOH-zah

Would you have something

'Avreste' is the conditional of 'avere' for 'you all'. It makes a polite request. Stress: a-VRE-ste.

Example

Avreste qualcosa per stasera?

Would you have something for tonight?

Words in this phrase

Avreste

[ah-VREHS-teh]

would you (plural) have

Conditional of 'avere' for 'voi'; a polite way to ask.

Example

Avreste un tavolo libero?

Would you have a free table?

qualcosa

[kwahl-KOH-zah]

something

An unspecified thing; here, any available table.

Example

Vorrei qualcosa da bere.

I'd like something to drink.

in terrazza?

een tehr-RAHT-tsah

on the terrace?

'In terrazza' means 'on the terrace'. Let your voice rise at the end for the question.

Example

Possiamo sederci in terrazza?

Can we sit on the terrace?

Words in this phrase

in

[een]

in

Preposition used to indicate being inside or part of a place or organization.

Example

Uso "in" quando parlo del lavoro in un'organizzazione.

I use "in" when I talk about working in an organization.

terrazza

[tehr-RAHT-tsah]

terrace

An outdoor area where guests can eat.

Example

La terrazza ha una bella vista.

The terrace has a nice view.

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