How to Say ‘How is this one?’ in Simplified Chinese
这张怎么样？
zhè zhāng zěn me yàng
[juh zhāng dzun-muh-yang]
💬 Usage Tip: 张 is the counting word for flat things like photos, tickets, and tables. 这张 means "this one" when you're talking about a photo.
Phrase Breakdown
这张
zhè zhāng
this one (photo)
这 (zhè) means 'this', and 张 (zhāng) is the measure word for flat things like photos and paper. 这 falls, then 张 stays high.
这张照片很好。
This photo is very good.
Words in this phrase
这
zhè
[juh]
this
A demonstrative meaning “this,” used to point to something near the speaker.
这个活动来了很多公司代表。
Many company representatives came to this event.
张
zhāng
[zhāng]
measure word for flat things (photos, paper)
The classifier for flat objects such as photos, tickets, paper and tables.
我有两张照片。
I have two photos.
怎么样？
zěn me yàng
how is it?
怎么样 (zěnmeyàng) asks for an opinion: 'how about it?' 么 is light and quick.
今天天气怎么样？
How is the weather today?
Words in this phrase
怎么样
zěn me yàng
[dzun-muh-yang]
how; how is it
A common question phrase used to ask about condition, quality, or situation.
你觉得公司的文化怎么样？
What do you think of the company's culture?
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