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How to Say ‘Do you have any other weaknesses?’ in Simplified Chinese

还有别的缺点吗？

hái yǒu bié de quē diǎn ma

[hái yoh bié de quēdiǎn ma]

💬 Usage Tip: Adding 吗 to the end of a statement turns it into a yes/no question, with no other changes. 还有 means "still have; anything else".

Phrase Breakdown

还有别的

hái yǒu bié de

are there any other

还有 means 'there is still / also have', and 别的 means 'other'. Together they ask about anything else.

Example

还有别的问题吗？

Are there any other questions?

Words in this phrase

还

hái

[hái]

else; also

Indicates something additional exists.

Example

还有问题吗？

Are there any other questions?

有

yǒu

[yoh]

have

To possess or contain something.

Example

他有一本好书。

He has a good book.

别

bié

[bié]

other

Means 'other; another' when placed before a noun.

Example

别人都走了。

The others have all left.

的

[de]

the one (nominalizer)

Placed after a word to mean 'the ... one', replacing a noun.

Example

我要大的。

I want the big one.

缺点吗？

quē diǎn ma

weaknesses?

缺点 means 'weakness' or 'shortcoming'. 吗 at the end turns the sentence into a yes/no question.

Example

你有什么缺点？

What are your weaknesses?

Words in this phrase

缺点

quē diǎn

[quēdiǎn]

weakness; shortcoming

A weak point or fault of a person.

Example

他的缺点不多。

He doesn't have many weaknesses.

吗

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你是第一次来吗？这里的“吗”表示提问。

Is this your first time here? Here, 吗 marks a question.

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