How to Say ‘Available seats’ in Simplified Chinese
还有位子
hái yǒu wèi zi
[high yoe way-dzuh]
Phrase Breakdown
还有
hái yǒu
still have; there is still
Indicates that something remains available.
还有位子吗？
Are there still seats?
Words in this phrase
还
hái
[high]
still; yet
Shows something remains available.
如果早一点订，可能还有位子。
If you book a bit earlier, there may still be seats.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
Indicates availability or existence.
明天晚上还有位子。
There are still seats available tomorrow evening.
位子
wèi zi
[way-dzuh]
seat; spot; table availability
Refers to available seating in a restaurant.
这家店周末不一定还有位子。
This restaurant may not still have seats on weekends.
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