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English
Phrase
I have a question
- Indicates that the speaker wants to ask a question.
Translations
I have a question
- Afrikaans: ek het 'n vraag
- Albanian: kam një pyetje
- Gheg: kam nji pyetje
- Arabic: عِنْدِي سُؤَال (ʕindī suʔāl), لَدَيَّ سُؤَال (ladayya suʔāl)
- Armenian: ես մի հարց ունեմ (es mi harcʻ unem)
- Azerbaijani: bir sualım var, sualım var
- Belarusian: у мяне́ ёсць пыта́нне (u mjanjé joscʹ pytánnje), у мяне́ пыта́нне (u mjanjé pytánnje), я ма́ю пыта́нне (ja máju pytánnje)
- Bengali: আমার প্রশ্ন আছে (bn) (amar prośno ache)
- Bulgarian: и́мам въпро́с (ímam vǎprós)
- Burmese: မေးခွန်းရှိတယ်။ (me:hkwan:hri.tai||)
- Catalan: tinc una pregunta
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 我有一個問題 / 我有一个问题 (ngo5 jau5 jat1 go3 man6 tai4)
- Mandarin: 我有一個問題 / 我有一个问题 (wǒ yǒu yīge wèntí)
- Czech: mám otázku, chci se na něco zeptat
- Danish: jeg har et spørgsmål
- Dutch: ik heb een vraag
- Esperanto: mi havas demandon
- Estonian: mul on küsimus
- Faroese: eg havi ein spurning
- Finnish: minulla on kysymys
- French: j’ai une question
- Galician: teño unha pregunta, teño unha dúbida
- Georgian: კითხვა მაქვს (ḳitxva makvs)
- German: ich habe eine Frage
- Greek: έχω μια ερώτηση (écho mia erótisi)
- Hebrew: יֵשׁ לִי שְׁאֵלָה (yesh li sh'elá)
- Hindi: मेरा एक सवाल है (merā ek savāl hai)
- Hungarian: van egy kérdésem
- Icelandic: ég er með spurningu
- Ido: me havas questiono
- Indonesian: saya punya pertanyaan
- Irish: tá ceist agam
- Italian: ho una domanda
- Japanese: 質問がある (しつもんがある, shitsumon ga aru), 質問があります (しつもんがあります, shitsumon ga arimasu) (polite)
- Kazakh: менің сұрағым бар (menıñ sūrağym bar)
- Khmer: ខ្ញុំមានសំនួរមួយ (khñom miən sɑmnuə muəy)
- Korean: 질문 있다 (jilmun itda), 질문 있어요 (jilmun isseoyo) (informal polite), 질문 있습니다 (jilmun itseumnida) (formal polite)
- Kyrgyz: менде суроо бар (mende suroo bar)
- Ladin: é na domana
- Lao: ຂ້ອຍມີຄຳຖາມ (khǭi mī kham thām)
- Latin: quaestionem habeo
- Latvian: man ir jautājums
- Lithuanian: turiu klausimą, aš turiu klausimą
- Luxembourgish: ech hunn eng Fro
- Macedonian: имам прашање (imam prašanje), имам едно прашање (imam edno prašanje)
- Malay: saya ada pertanyaan, saya ada soalan
- Maltese: għandi mistoqsija
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: надад асуулт байна (nadad asuult bajna)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: jeg har et spørsmål
- Nynorsk: eg har eit spørsmål
- Persian:
- Classical Persian: یَک سُؤَال دَارَم (yak su'āl dāram), یَک پُرْسِش دَارَم (yak pursiš dāram)
- Iranian Persian: یِک سُؤال دارَم (yek so'âl dâram), یِک پُرْسِش دارَم (yek porseš dâram)
- Polish: mam pytanie
- Portuguese: eu tenho uma pergunta, tenho uma pergunta
- Romanian: am o întrebare
- Russian: у меня́ есть вопро́с (u menjá jestʹ voprós), у меня́ вопро́с (u menjá voprós)
- Scottish Gaelic: tha ceist agam
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: имам питање
- Roman: imam pitanje
- Slovak: mám otázku
- Slovene: imam vprašanje
- Spanish: tengo una pregunta, tengo una duda
- Swedish: jag har en fråga
- Tajik: як савол дорам (yak savol doram), як пурсиш дорам (yak pursiš doram)
- Thai: ฉันมีคำถาม (chăn mii kam-tăam), ดิฉันมีคำถามค่ะ (dì-chǎn mii kam-tǎam kâ) (polite, female speaker) ผมมีคำถามครับ (pǒm mii kam-tăam kráp) (polite, male speaker)
- Turkish: bir sorum var, sorum var
- Turkmen: mende sorag bar
- Ukrainian: у ме́не є пита́ння (u méne je pytánnja), у мене́ пита́ння (u mené pytánnja), я ма́ю пита́ння (ja máju pytánnja)
- Urdu: میرا ایک سَوَال ہَے (merā ek savāl hai)
- Uzbek: menda savol bor
- Vietnamese: tôi có một câu hỏi
- Welsh: mae cwestiwn gyda fi
- Yiddish: איך האָב אַ קשיא (ikh hob a kashe), איך האָב אַ פֿראַגע (ikh hob a frage)
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