How to Say ‘You can ask me questions at the end.’ in Simplified Chinese
有问题可以最后问我。
yǒu wèn tí kě yǐ zuì hòu wèn wǒ
[yoe wèntí kuh-yee zuìhòu wèn waw]
🇨🇳 In China: Asking people to hold their questions until the end is normal and polite in Chinese office presentations. Audiences rarely interrupt anyway.
Phrase Breakdown
有问题
yǒu wèn tí
(if you) have questions
有 means 'have' and 问题 (wèntí) means 'question / problem'. The 'if' meaning comes from context, so no word for 'if' is needed.
有问题请举手。
If you have questions, please raise your hand.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is
A common verb meaning to possess something or indicating existence.
听完介绍以后,我有兴趣了解更多。
After hearing the introduction, I am interested in learning more.
问题
wèn tí
[wèntí]
question
Noun for a question someone asks; also means problem.
我有一个问题。
I have a question.
可以最后问我。
kě yǐ zuì hòu wèn wǒ
you can ask me at the end
可以 means 'can'. 最后 (zuìhòu) means 'at the end / last'. 问我 means 'ask me'. The time word 最后 comes before the verb.
你可以最后说。
You can speak at the end.
Words in this phrase
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh-yee]
can; may
Used to express possibility, permission, or a suggested option.
你可以先问一个简单的问题。
You can first ask a simple question.
最后
zuì hòu
[zuìhòu]
at the end; finally
Means the last part or at the end of something.
我们最后讨论预算。
We'll discuss the budget at the end.
问
wèn
[wèn]
to ask
To pose a question or inquire about something.
我想问一个问题。
I want to ask a question.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me
First person pronoun used as the object, referring to the speaker.
这个发展机会很适合我。
This development opportunity suits me very well.
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