"У вас є серветки?"

Translation: Do you have napkins?

[UkrAdriani]

Serviette - це теж серветки, чи не так?

[CJTilzey]

They're called serviettes in England and Canada, but napkins in the United States.

[Anna349203]

they are also called serviettes in Australia - I'm not sure if they are called napkins anywhere but the US. Napkins - more commonly called nappies are what we put on babies bottoms!!

[obado]

Here in the UK some people call them serviettes and some people call them napkins

[LanaMack2]

I'm Australian; we were not permitted to use the word "serviette" as being gauche; the word was "table napkin". Fifty plus years later, I still use "napkin". Napkins and nappies are two different things; you wouldn't put nappies on the table

[spicy_wolf]

рушник

[UkrAdriani]

Рушник - towel https://translate.google.com/#uk/en/%D1%81%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%82%D0%BA%D0%B0

[GeneM.]

Салфетка - is this a correct variant for napkin?

[metrist]

In the Russian language.

[Pawel73418]

U vas ye servet... I don't hear the last letters!

[Eric_Piphany]

Also accepts У вас є серветку