English Original Sentence
Do you have any clue to the mystery?
Is prova not proof, rather than clue? How about indizio?
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Yes, “indizio” is a better translation.
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I would say “Hai una spiegazione del mistero?”
I think “prova” is wrong. “Prova” also means “rehearsal” and “test” so it sounds confusing to me in such a sentence.
I think the intended meaning is “a clue to solve the mystery”, and for that purpose maybe pista could work?
Ciao. I thought prova could mean proof, evidence as to the mystery etc - it seems to depend on context, as usual.
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