How to ask about someone's job in Italian

To ask about someone’s job in Italian, a common and simple way is:

• Che lavoro fai? (What job do you do?)
• Another polite option is: Di cosa ti occupi? (What do you do for a living?)
• You can also ask: Qual è la tua professione? (What is your profession?)

These phrases are widely used to inquire about someone’s occupation in everyday Italian conversation.

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