How do you say "Do you have this in black?" in Italian?

"Do you have this in black?" in Italian is "Ce l'ha in nero?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Do you have this in black?’ in Italian

Q: What does "Ce l'ha in nero?" mean in English?

"Ce l'ha in nero?" means "Do you have this in black?" in English. Usage tip: [Ce l'ha] packs in two little words before the verb: [ce] + [l']. You'll hear this chunk a lot when asking whether someone has something: [Ce l'ha in blu?]

Ce l'ha in nero?

cheh l ah een NEH-roh

[cheh l ah een NEH-roh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Ce l'ha] packs in two little words before the verb: [ce] + [l']. You'll hear this chunk a lot when asking whether someone has something: [Ce l'ha in blu?]

Phrase Breakdown

[cheh]

of it; it

Part of the expression 'ce l'ha,' used to mean 'do you have it.'

Example

Ce l'ha in nero? Mi serve per stasera.

Do you have it in black? I need it for tonight.

[l]

Direct object pronoun meaning 'it,' attached in the phrase 'ce l'ha.'

Example

Ce l'ha in nero o in blu?

Do you have it in black or blue?

[ah]

do you have

Formal singular of 'avere' in the expression 'ce l'ha' = 'do you have it.'

Example

Ce l'ha in nero nella mia taglia?

Do you have it in black in my size?

[een]

Preposition used here for color options: 'in black.'

Example

Ce l'ha in nero anche da uomo?

Do you have it in black also for men?

nero

[NEH-roh]

black

Color adjective meaning 'black.'

Example

Ce l'ha in nero invece che in bianco?

Do you have it in black instead of white?

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