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How to Say ‘A photo is also needed’ in Simplified Chinese

还要一张照片

hái yào yī zhāng zhào piān

[hái yào yi zhāng zhàopiàn]

💬 Usage Tip: Flat objects like photos, forms and tickets are counted with 张 (zhāng): 一张表 "a form", 两张票 "two tickets". 还要 (hái yào) at the start adds "also need".

Phrase Breakdown

还

hái

[hái]

else; also

Indicates something additional exists.

Example

还有问题吗?

Are there any other questions?

要

yào

[yào]

will; need to

Expresses necessity or likelihood.

Example

进去要买票。

You need to buy a ticket to enter.

一

yī

[yi]

one

The first and smallest number in decimal numerals.

Example

她只说了一句话。

She only said one sentence.

张

zhāng

[zhāng]

measure word for flat things (photos, paper)

The classifier for flat objects such as photos, tickets, paper and tables.

Example

我有两张照片。

I have two photos.

照片

zhào piān

[zhàopiàn]

photo; photograph

A picture taken with a camera, often needed for documents.

Example

签证需要两张照片。

The visa needs two photos.

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