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Use 'Aleh?' with friends and family; 'Alewot?' is more formal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something; the form doesn't change much based on formality.

Use 'Tomar achhe?' with friends and family; 'Aapnar achhe?' is more formal.

Use 'Tens?' with friends and family; 'Té?' is more formal.

Use 'Máš?' with friends and family; 'Máte?' is more formal.

Use 'Har du?' with friends and family; 'Har De?' is more formal.

Use 'Haben Sie?' when speaking formally or to someone you don't know; 'Hast du?' is for informal situations.

Use 'Έχεις?' with friends and family; 'Έχετε?' is more formal.

Use '¿Tienes?' with friends and family, and '¿Tiene?' with people you don't know well or in formal situations.

Use 'Kas sul on?' with friends and family; 'Kas teil on?' is more formal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Dāri?' with friends and family; 'Dārid?' is more formal.

Use 'Onko sinulla?' with friends and family; 'Onko teillä?' is more formal.

Use 'Avez-vous?' in formal settings or when addressing someone you don't know well; 'As-tu?' is for friends and family.

Use 'Tes?' with friends and family; 'Ten?' is more formal.

Use 'Tamari paase chhe?' in formal situations; 'Taari paase chhe?' is more informal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Yesh lekha?' when speaking to a male and 'Yesh lakh?' when speaking to a female.

Use 'Kya tumhare paas hai?' with friends and family; 'Kya aapke paas hai?' is more formal.

Use 'Van neked?' with friends and family; 'Önnek van?' is more formal.

Use 'Apakah kamu punya?' with friends and family; 'Apakah Anda punya?' is more formal.

Use 'Áttu?' with friends and family; 'Eigið þið?' is more formal.

Use 'Hai?' with friends and family; 'Ha?' is less common but can be used in formal contexts.

Use 'Arimasu ka?' in formal situations; 'Aru?' is more informal.

Use 'Isseoyo?' in formal situations; 'Isseo?' is more informal.

Use 'Ar turi?' with friends and family; 'Ar turite?' is more formal.

Use 'Vai tev ir?' with friends and family; 'Vai jums ir?' is more formal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Adakah?' in formal situations; 'Ada?' is more informal.

Use 'Heb je?' with friends and family; 'Heeft u?' is more formal.

Use 'Har du?' with friends and family; 'Har De?' is more formal.

Use 'Ki tuhade kol hai?' in formal situations; 'Ki tere kol hai?' is more informal.

Use 'Czy masz?' with friends and family; 'Czy pan/pani ma?' is more formal and used when addressing someone you don't know well.

Use 'Você tem?' with people you know; 'O senhor/A senhora tem?' is more formal and used for elders or people you respect.

Use 'Ai?' with friends and family; 'Aveți?' is more formal.

Use 'У вас есть?' in formal situations or when addressing someone you don't know well; 'У тебя есть?' is for friends and family.

Use 'Har du?' with friends and family; 'Har ni?' is more formal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Ungalidam irukiratha?' in formal situations; 'Ungitta irukka?' is more informal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Mayroon ka?' in formal situations; 'Meron ka?' is more informal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'У вас є?' in most situations; 'Чи маєш ти?' is less common and more informal.

Use 'Kya aap ke paas hai?' in formal situations; 'Kya tumhare paas hai?' is more informal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

Use 'Ṣé o ní?' with friends and family; 'Ṣé ẹ ní?' is more formal.

Use 'Nǐ yǒu ma?' with friends and family; 'Nín yǒu ma?' is more formal.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.

This is a general way to ask if someone has something.