How to Say ‘Still have / there are still’ in Simplified Chinese
还有
hái yǒu
[high yoe]
💬 Usage Tip: [还有] can mean "still have" or "there are still," depending on what follows: [还有时间] (there's still time), [还有位子] (there are still seats). It's very common for availability.
Phrase Breakdown
还
hái
[high]
still; yet; also
Here, it helps express that something still remains available.
现在还还有空桌吗？
Are there still empty tables now?
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
Used to indicate existence or availability.
今晚还有位子吗？
Are there still seats available tonight?
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