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How to Say ‘You're not asleep yet?’ in Simplified Chinese

你还没睡吗？

nǐ hái méi shuì ma

[nee high méi shway ma]

💬 Usage Tip: 还没 + action means "still haven't": 你还没吃吗？ "You haven't eaten yet?" Adding 吗 at the end turns any statement into a yes/no question.

Phrase Breakdown

你还没

nǐ hái méi

you still haven't

你 (nǐ) means 'you'. 还没 (hái méi) means 'not yet' or 'still haven't'. Say hái with a rising tone.

Example

你还没吃饭。

You still haven't eaten.

Words in this phrase

你

nǐ

[nee]

you

The informal or neutral word for “you,” suitable for peers or casual conversation.

Example

如果对方和你年纪差不多，可以说“认识你”。

If the other person is about your age, you can say “nice to meet you” with 你.

还

hái

[high]

still; yet

Shows that availability remains.

Example

四个人的桌子还有。

There are still tables for four available.

没

méi

[méi]

not

Negation of a verb.

Example

他没有来上课。

He did not come to class.

睡吗？

shuì ma

slept?

睡 (shuì) means 'to sleep'. 吗 (ma) turns the sentence into a yes/no question. Say shuì with a falling tone and ma lightly.

Example

你想睡吗？

Do you want to sleep?

Words in this phrase

睡

shuì

[shway]

to sleep

The verb 'to sleep' or 'to go to bed'.

Example

明天要早起，今天早点睡。

You need to get up early tomorrow, so sleep earlier today.

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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