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How to Say ‘Another glass of juice, thanks!’ in Simplified Chinese

再来一杯果汁，谢谢！

zài lái yī bēi guǒ zhī xiè xiè

[dzeye lie ee bay guǒzhī shieh-shieh]

🇨🇳 In China: Shouting a quick order like this to the bartender is completely normal and not rude. Ordering juice also quietly backs up the "I don't drink" line.

Phrase Breakdown

再来一杯

zài lái yī bēi

Another glass

zài lái yì bēi: a common way to order one more drink.

Example

再来一杯咖啡。

Another coffee, please.

Words in this phrase

再

zài

[dzeye]

again; one more time

Used to say an action happens again or additionally.

Example

世界杯比赛里，我们想再进球。

In the World Cup match, we want to score again.

来

lái

[lie]

I'll have; bring me

A casual ordering phrase starter meaning 'I'll have' or 'bring me.'

Example

来一杯拿铁。

I'll have a latte.

一

yī

[ee]

one; a

A number word that often appears in measure phrases like 一种.

Example

这一种咖啡比较苦。

This kind of coffee is relatively bitter.

杯

bēi

[bay]

cup; measure word for cups

A measure word used for drinks served in cups, like coffee.

Example

我要一杯咖啡。

I want a cup of coffee.

果汁，谢谢！

guǒ zhī xiè xiè

Of juice, thanks!

guǒzhī, xièxie: 果汁 means 'juice'. 谢谢 means 'thanks', and its second syllable is light.

Example

我要果汁，谢谢！

I'd like juice, thanks!

Words in this phrase

果汁

guǒ zhī

[guǒzhī]

juice

A drink made from fruit.

Example

我要一杯橙子果汁。

I want a glass of orange juice.

谢谢

xiè xiè

[shieh-shieh]

thank you

Expresses gratitude towards someone.

Example

谢谢你的帮助。

Thank you for your help.

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