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How to Say ‘Do you have a printed programme?’ in Italian

Avete un programma scritto?

ah-VEH-teh oon pro-GRAHM-mah skriht-toh

[ah-VEH-teh oon pro-GRAHM-mah skriht-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: Avete is "you" addressed to several people. It's natural for asking an office or a parish as a group, much like asking "do you (all) have".

Phrase Breakdown

Avete

[ah-VEH-teh]

you (plural) have

Present tense of 'avere' for 'voi'; used to ask a business or group what they have.

Example

Avete un menù vegetariano?

Do you have a vegetarian menu?

un programma scritto?

oon pro-GRAHM-mah skriht-toh

a written program?

Hold the double 'm' in 'pro-GRAM-ma' and the double 't' in 'SCRIT-to'.

Example

Vorrei un programma scritto.

I'd like a written program.

Words in this phrase

[oon]

a / an

An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.

Example

È stato un incontro molto utile.

It was a very useful meeting.

programma

[pro-GRAHM-mah]

program, schedule

A list of planned events; masculine despite ending in -a.

Example

Il programma della festa è lungo.

The festival's program is long.

scritto

[skriht-toh]

written

The past participle of 'write', indicating an action of forming letters on a surface.

Example

Io ho scritto una lettera.

I have written a letter.

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