How to Say ‘If you have any questions’ in Simplified Chinese
有问题
yǒu wèn tí
[yoe wun-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often has no word for "if". Putting 有问题 first is enough to set up the condition for what follows.
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is/are
Used to show existence or availability of something.
门口有停车位，很方便。
There are parking spaces at the entrance, which is very convenient.
问题
wèn tí
[wun-tee]
question; problem
Can mean a question or a problem depending on context. In service talk, 没问题 means no problem.
这个问题很简单。
This question is very simple.
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