Italian Phrase
Che servizi speciali offri?
Meaning
Literally “What special services do you offer?” It is a direct, informal way to ask a person or a business which extra or distinctive services they provide.
When to use
Use this question when you are speaking to a service provider, a freelancer, or a shop owner and you want to know about any premium, customized, or unique offerings they have. It works best in informal or semi‑formal contexts where "tu" is appropriate.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Cheservizispecialioffri
Che (interrogative adjective)
Used before a noun to ask about its nature or identity; it does not change with gender or number.
Servizi (noun, plural masculine)
Plural of "servizio"; means “services”. In Italian nouns agree in gender and number with their adjectives.
Speciali (adjective, plural masculine)
Plural form of "speciale"; must agree with the noun it modifies (servizi).
Offri (present tense, 2nd person singular)
Conjugation of "offrire" for "tu"; means “you offer”.
🗨In Conversation
Che servizi speciali offri?
What special services do you offer?
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✕Common Mistakes
Che servizio speciale offri?
The noun must agree in number with the adjective; use the plural "servizi" when you mean more than one service.
Che servizi speciali offrite?
Use "offri" for a single person you address with "tu"; "offrite" is the 2nd‑person plural form.
Il che servizi speciali offri?
Do not add an article before "Che"; the correct interrogative adjective is just "Che".
↔Alternatives
Quali servizi speciali proponi?
Which special services do you propose?
Che tipo di servizi speciali fornisci?
What kind of special services do you provide?
Hai dei servizi speciali?
Do you have any special services?
Cultural Tip
In Italy the level of formality matters. "Che servizi speciali offri?" uses the informal "tu" form, which is fine with small business owners, freelancers, or friends. In a more formal setting (e.g., a large corporation) you would use the polite "Lei": "Che servizi speciali offre?". Also, Italians appreciate specificity, so after the question it’s common to follow up with "Per favore, mi può dare qualche esempio?" (Could you give me some examples?).