How to Say ‘There is still a table for four.’ in Simplified Chinese
四个人的桌子还有。
sì gè rén de zhuō zi hái yǒu
[suh guh ren duh jwor dzuh high yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Here [还有] means 'still available,' not just 'also have.' You'll hear this a lot for stock or availability: [位子还有] , [包间还有] .
Phrase Breakdown
四个人的桌子
sì gè rén de zhuō zi
a table for four
Refers to a table that seats four people.
四个人的桌子还有吗?
Are there still tables for four?
Words in this phrase
四
sì
[suh]
four
The number describing party size.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
个
gè
[guh]
measure word for people
Used with numbers before 人.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
Counts the number of diners.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
的
de
[duh]
possessive/linking particle
Links the group size to the noun table.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
桌子
zhuō zi
[jwor dzuh]
table
A dining table in a restaurant.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
还有
hái yǒu
there is still / there are still
Used to say something is still available.
还有一个位置。
There is still one seat available.
Words in this phrase
还
hái
[high]
still; yet
Shows that availability remains.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
有
yǒu
[yoh]
to have; there is/are
Used to say something is available or exists.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
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