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How to Say ‘Could you check if it came through?’ in Simplified Chinese

您看看到账没有?

nín kàn kàn dào zhàng méi yǒu

[neen kahn-kahn dào zhàng méiyǒu]

Phrase Breakdown

您看看

nín kàn kàn

Please check

Repeating '看看' makes it softer, like 'take a look'. The second '看' is light: kànkan.

Example

您看看这个。

Please take a look at this.

Words in this phrase

您

nín

[neen]

you (polite)

A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.

Example

很高兴认识您,希望向您多学习。

It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.

看看

kàn kàn

[kahn-kahn]

have a look; take a look

A casual reduplicated verb meaning to look briefly or check something.

Example

你可以先看看这个文件。

You can first take a look at this document.

到账没有?

dào zhàng méi yǒu

whether the payment went through?

'到账' means 'money received in the account'. '没有' at the end makes a yes/no question.

Example

工资到账没有?

Has the salary arrived?

Words in this phrase

到

dào

[dào]

to be received (of payment)

In 到账, it means money has arrived in an account.

Example

钱已经到账了。

The money has arrived in the account.

账

zhàng

[zhàng]

account

An account where money is recorded.

Example

请查一下账。

Please check the account.

没有

méi yǒu

[méiyǒu]

or not (question ending)

At the end of a question, asks whether something has happened.

Example

你吃饭了没有?

Have you eaten yet?

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