Cool MateMeaning of What do you have
A question inquiring about someone's possessions or current situation.
In simple words: A question asking what someone possesses or is experiencing.
What do you have in a sentence
- What do you have in your bag?
- During the meeting, Emily asked, 'What do you have to share with us?'
- When you visit a friend, you might ask, 'What do you have to eat?'
- In class, the teacher wanted to know, 'What do you have for homework?'
- When meeting someone new, you might say, 'So, what do you have planned for the weekend?'
How to use What do you have
Use this phrase in everyday conversation to ask about someone's belongings or situation. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone question
Memory hint
Think of 'what do you have' as a treasure hunt question looking for hidden gems!
Related words
Collocations with What do you have
- what do you have to offer
- what do you have for me
- what do you have in mind
Synonyms for What do you have
- What do you possess?
- What are you carrying?
- What’s in your mind?
Common mistakes with What do you have
- Confusing it with 'What have you got?' which is more informal.
- Forgetting to use it when asking about feelings or experiences.
What do you have appears in
What do you have in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
ماذا لديك
سؤال يسأل عما يمتلكه شخص ما أو ما يمر به.
- Bengaliবাংলা
তোমার কি আছে
কেউ কি জিনিসপত্র পেয়েছে বা কি করছে তা জিজ্ঞাসা করার প্রশ্ন।
- GermanDeutsch
Was hast du
Eine Frage, die fragt, was jemand besitzt oder erlebt.
- SpanishEspañol
¿Qué tienes?
Una pregunta para saber qué tiene alguien o qué está pasando.
- Persianفارسی
چی داری
یه سوال که میپرسه کسی چی داره یا چه اتفاقی براش افتاده.
- FrenchFrançais
Qu'est-ce que tu as
Une question pour demander ce que quelqu'un possède ou ce qu'il vit.
- Hindiहिन्दी
आपके पास क्या है
एक सवाल जो पूछता है कि किसी के पास क्या है या वह क्या अनुभव कर रहा है।
- ItalianItaliano
Cosa hai
Una domanda per sapere cosa possiede o sta vivendo qualcuno.
- PortuguesePortuguês
O que você tem
Uma pergunta sobre o que alguém possui ou está passando.
- RussianРусский
Что у тебя есть
Вопрос о том, чем кто-то владеет или что испытывает.
- Urduاردو
تمہارے پاس کیا ہے
ایک سوال جو پوچھتا ہے کہ کسی کے پاس کیا ہے یا وہ کیا تجربہ کر رہا ہے۔
- Chinese中文
你有什么
问别人有什么东西或者正在经历什么。
More chunks like What do you have
- GoodA1
of high quality or an acceptable standard
- Did you get a good look
Asking someone if they saw something clearly or in detail.
- That's all
A phrase indicating the completion of something.
- Oh man
An expression conveying surprise, frustration, or disappointment.
- HomeA1
the house or flat that you live in, especially with your family
- Go see if they're home
Visit someone to check if they are at home.
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Frequently asked questions about What do you have
What does What do you have mean?
A question asking what someone possesses or is experiencing.
What is the definition of What do you have?
A question inquiring about someone's possessions or current situation.
How do you use What do you have in a sentence?
What do you have in your bag?
Can you give another example of What do you have?
During the meeting, Emily asked, 'What do you have to share with us?'
What are synonyms for What do you have?
Common alternatives include What do you possess?, What are you carrying?, What’s in your mind?.
What words go with What do you have?
It commonly pairs with what do you have to offer, what do you have for me, what do you have in mind.
What are common mistakes when using What do you have?
Confusing it with 'What have you got?' which is more informal. Forgetting to use it when asking about feelings or experiences.
How do you pronounce What do you have?
US: //wɑt du jʊ hæv//, UK: //wɒt dʊ jʊ hæv//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use What do you have?
Use this phrase in everyday conversation to ask about someone's belongings or situation. It's appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.