How do you say "You can also scan a code." in Simplified Chinese?

"You can also scan a code." in Simplified Chinese is "也可以扫码。". This phrase is commonly used in China.

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How to Say ‘You can also scan a code.’ in Simplified Chinese

Q: What does "也可以扫码。" mean in English?

"也可以扫码。" means "You can also scan a code." in English. Usage tip: [也] goes before [可以], so [也可以扫码] means "you can also pay by QR code." This word order is common: [也可以现金] "cash is also okay," [也可以等一下] "you can also wait a moment."

也可以扫码。

yě kě yǐ sǎo mǎ

[yeah kuh yee sow mah]

💬 Usage Tip: [也] goes before [可以], so [也可以扫码] means "you can also pay by QR code." This word order is common: [也可以现金] "cash is also okay," [也可以等一下] "you can also wait a moment."

🇨🇳 In China: This suggests QR payment is one option among others, not the only one. In China, drivers often list payment methods this way: cash, QR code, sometimes app transfer.

Phrase Breakdown

也可以

yě kě yǐ

also can / can also

Used to add another acceptable option.

Example

刷卡也可以。

Card payment is also okay.

Words in this phrase

也

yě

[yeah]

also / too

Adds another payment option in the conversation.

Example

给现金可以，扫码也可以。

Cash is okay, and scanning is also okay.

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can / may / okay

Shows that a method is acceptable or possible.

Example

如果你没有零钱，也可以扫码。

If you don’t have small change, scanning is also okay.

扫码

sǎo mǎ

[sow mah]

to scan a code

Refers to scanning a payment QR code with a mobile phone.

Example

司机说也可以扫码。

The driver said scanning to pay is also okay.

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