"Voi aveți miere și zahăr?"

Translation: Do you have honey and sugar?

[Asfand7]

zahar literally means Poison in my native language (Urdu).
my Grandma who was diabetic always used to say that sugar is zahar (poison) thats why i would always remember it

[BobGeorge3]

Good point David, "you have honey and sugar" could be a statement, an affirmation, or question. I'm not sure when Voi aveți is You have or Do you have?

[Thomas462454]

Both, in writing you can tell by the questionmark and in speaking by tone.

[LearningRo2]

Well do we have sugar and honey

[LockheedBoeing]

I answered "do u have honey and sugar?", I think it's correct too -.-

[OhThatWeirdGuy]

It is correct because if you translate a question from Romanian to English you always have to add 'do' at the start.

Hope that helps.

[Coldyham]

Not always, but commonly.
I can imagine this sentence being said incredulously with no 'do' (stress the and)

[feichangnuli]

I mistyped that "Voi aveți piere și zahăr''. But It was correct. I don't know why. It is not good if I heard that ''Voi aveți piele...''