How to Say ‘Do you have something cheaper?’ in Italian
Ha qualcosa di più economico?
ah kwal-KOH-zah dee pyoo eh-koh-NOH-mee-koh
[ah kwal-KOH-zah dee pyoo eh-koh-NOH-mee-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Di più economico] means "more economical/cheaper," with [di] linking it to an unspecified thing: literally "something of cheaper." You can reuse this pattern in [qualcosa di buono] or [niente di interessante].
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[ah]
do you have
Formal singular of 'avere'; used when asking a clerk if they have something.
Ha qualcosa di più economico? Sto cercando un regalo semplice.
Do you have something cheaper? I'm looking for a simple gift.
qualcosa
[kwal-KOH-zah]
something
Indefinite pronoun meaning 'something.'
Ha qualcosa di più economico? Questo è fuori budget.
Do you have something cheaper? This is out of budget.
di
[dee]
of
Preposition meaning 'of'; in this phrase it links to a comparative expression.
Ha qualcosa di più economico per me?
Do you have something cheaper for me?
più
[pyoo]
more
Comparative adverb meaning 'more.'
Ha qualcosa di più economico in saldo?
Do you have something cheaper on sale?
economico
[eh-koh-NOH-mee-koh]
economical; cheaper
Adjective meaning 'economical' or 'less expensive.'
Ha qualcosa di più economico per il viaggio?
Do you have something cheaper for the trip?
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