How to Say “Questions” in Italian

domande
The English phrase "questions" is translated into Italian as domande.
The term domande refers to sentences used to ask for information.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of the noun is domanda.

What mistakes should you avoid?

Do not confuse domanda (question) with domanda (demand/request) in certain contexts, though in most common usage, it refers to an inquiry.

Did you know?

  • While domanda is the standard word for a question, in a classroom, a teacher might use the term interrogazione to describe a formal oral exam where students must answer questions.
  • The word domanda shares a root with the word 'demand' in English, reflecting a time when asking a question was seen as a formal request for information.
  • If you are looking for a job, you would say you are 'fare una domanda' or 'presentare una domanda', which means you are submitting an application.

Examples in context

  • Io non ho domande.
    I have no questions.
    This sentence shows how to state that you have no domande.
    Tatoeba #5358953 by Guybrush88, translation #4499979 by CK
  • Io ho due domande.
    I have two questions.
    This sentence demonstrates how to express having two domande.
    Tatoeba #6682297 by Guybrush88, translation #6681859 by Eccles17
  • Io ho molte domande.
    I have a lot of questions.
    This sentence illustrates how to say you have many domande.
    Tatoeba #1529974 by Guybrush88, translation #1140174 by CK
  • Scusi, potrebbe aiutarmi a trovare la stazione ferroviaria?
    Excuse me, could you help me find the train station?
  • Scusi, sa dov'è il bagno per favore?
    Excuse me, do you know where the bathroom is, please?
  • Ciao! Come ti chiami?
    Hi! What's your name?
  • Hey, mi dai una mano con questa valigia?
    Hey, can you give me a hand with this suitcase?
  • Ehi, sai dov'è il bagno?
    Hey, do you know where the bathroom is?
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Example conversation

Lorenzo and Martina are finishing a lesson.

  1. Lorenzo

    Hai ancora delle domande, Martina?
    Do you still have some questions, Martina?
  2. Martina

    Sì, ho alcune domande sul compito.
    Yes, I have some questions about the homework.
  3. Lorenzo

    Dimmi pure tutte le tue domande.
    Go ahead and tell me all your questions.
  4. Martina

    Grazie, Lorenzo, sei molto gentile.
    Thank you, Lorenzo, you are very kind.

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