How is the phrase avez-vous quelque chose translated from French to English

Début d'une question sur ce qui est disponible.

Opening of a question asking what is available.

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English translation
Do you have anything

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  • Avez-vous quelque chose de moins cher ? Do you have anything cheaper?

  • Avez-vous quelque chose dans une taille plus grande ? Do you have anything in a larger size?

  • « Avez-vous quelque chose sans lait ? » ai-je demandé au serveur. "Do you have anything without milk?" I asked the waiter.

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FAQ about “avez-vous quelque chose”

How is “avez-vous quelque chose” translated from French?
“avez-vous quelque chose” translates into English as “Do you have anything”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “avez-vous quelque chose” mean?
Meaning of “avez-vous quelque chose”: Début d'une question sur ce qui est disponible. In English — “Do you have anything”.
What part of speech is “avez-vous quelque chose”?
“avez-vous quelque chose” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “avez-vous quelque chose”?
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How can I memorize “avez-vous quelque chose”?
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