How to Say ‘Do you have’ in Italian
Avete
ah-VEH-teh
[ah-VEH-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: Use inquiring about availability.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians often cater to requests, thus inquiries like 'avete' are common.
Phrase Breakdown
Avete
[ah-VEH-teh]
Do you have
Avete is the second person plural of avere, meaning you (plural) have.
Avete del formaggio nella vostra mensa?
Do you have cheese in your canteen?
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