avez-vous un

do you have a

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phrase Uncommon #23,891

do you have a A formal or plural way to ask whether someone has something; it is followed by a masculine singular noun.

FR: Avez-vous un stylo ?

EN: Do you have a pen?

Do you have an itinerary for your business trip?

Do you have a verdict?

Do you have an interpreter?

Do you have some kind of damn connection to that goat?

— The Witch (2016)

Do you have a particular salon?

— Rebecca (1940)

Do you have a menu in English?

Do you have a whistle?

Do you have a Christmas tree?

Do you have a replacement?

— La Famille Tenenbaum (2001)

Do you have a twin brother?

Do you have a special menu for vegetarians?

Do you have a hat or a scarf?

Do you have a bank account?

Do you have a music CD?

— Porn in the Hood (2012)

Do you have a hobby?

Commander, do you have a visual?

— Independence Day (1996)

Do you have a coupon?

— Projet Dernière Chance (2026)