How to Say ‘Is there enough space?’ in Italian
C'è abbastanza spazio?
cheh eh ahb-bahs-TAHN-tsah SPAHT-see-oh
[cheh eh ahb-bahs-TAHN-tsah SPAHT-see-oh]
Phrase Breakdown
C'è
cheh eh
there is
Contraction of ci è, used to say that something exists or is available.
C'è un problema.
There is a problem.
Words in this phrase
C'
[cheh]
there
Used in the fixed expression asking whether something exists or is available.
C'è abbastanza spazio per un tavolo riservato?
Is there enough space for a reserved table?
è
[eh]
is
Verb that completes 'C'è', meaning 'there is' or 'is there'.
C'è abbastanza spazio per dodici persone.
There is enough space for twelve people.
Abbastanza spazio
ahb-bahs-TAHN-tsah SPAHT-see-oh
enough space
Expression indicating sufficient room.
C'è abbastanza spazio per tutti.
There is enough space for everyone.
Words in this phrase
abbastanza
[ahb-bahs-TAHN-tsah]
enough
Means sufficient or adequate for a need.
C'è abbastanza spazio anche vicino alla finestra?
Is there enough space also near the window?
spazio
[SPAHT-see-oh]
space
Physical room available for a group, table, or seating arrangement.
C'è abbastanza spazio per un gruppo numeroso?
Is there enough space for a large group?
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