Phrase guide

do you have a boyfriend

phrase · 1 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

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phrase

Meaning 1

Used to ask whether the interlocutor has a boyfriend.

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

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Across languages

Translations

43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Arabic: هَلْ لَدَيْكِ حَبِيب؟ (hal ladayki ḥabīb?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Arabic: عِندِك صاحب؟ (ʕandik ṣāḥeb?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Arabic: عِندِك صديق؟ (ʕandik ṣadīq?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Chinese Mandarin: 你有男朋友嗎? /你有男朋友吗? (nǐ yǒu nánpéngyǒu ma?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Czech: máte přítele? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Czech: máš kluka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Danish: har du en kæreste? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Esperanto: ĉu vi havas koramikon? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Finnish: onko sinulla poikaystävää — do you have a boyfriend?
  • French: as-tu un copain — do you have a boyfriend?
  • French: as-tu un chum — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Galician: tés noivo? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Galician: tes mozo? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Galician: tes parella? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Georgian: გყავს შეყვარებული ბიჭი? (gq̇avs šeq̇varebuli bič̣i?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • German: hast du einen festen Freund? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Hungarian: van barátod? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Icelandic: áttu kærasta? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Irish: an bhfuil stócach agat? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Japanese: ボーイフレンドがいますか (bōifurendo ga imasu ka) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Japanese: 彼がいますか (kare ga imasu ka) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Kapampangan: mikatau naka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Kapampangan: mikajowa naka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Kapampangan: mikaboyfriend naka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Kapampangan: atin nakang tao? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Kazakh: жігітің бар ма? (jıgıtıñ bar ma?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Korean: 남자친구가 있어요? (namjachin'gu-ga isseoyo?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Korean: 애인이 있습니까? (aein-i itseumnikka?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Lithuanian: ar turi vaikiną? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Lithuanian: ar turite vaikiną? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Norwegian Bokmål: har du en kjæreste? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Polish: czy masz chłopaka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Polish: czy ma Pani chłopaka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Polish: czy ma Pan chłopaka? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Portuguese: você tem namorado? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Romanian: ai un prieten? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Russian: у тебя́ есть па́рень? (u tebjá jestʹ párenʹ?) — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Spanish: ¿tienes novio? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Swedish: har du någon pojkvän? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Turkish: erkek arkadaşın var mı? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Turkish: sevgilin var mı? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Turkish: erkek arkadaşınız var mı? — do you have a boyfriend?
  • Turkish: sevgiliniz var mı? — do you have a boyfriend?