How to Say ‘If anything changes’ in Simplified Chinese
有变动
yǒu biàn dòng
[yoh biàndòng]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often skips the word for "if": 有变动 on its own at the start of a sentence already means "if there's a change".
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yoh]
to have; there is
A basic verb meaning to possess or to indicate that something exists.
这份工作有很多学习机会。
This job has many learning opportunities.
变动
biàn dòng
[biàndòng]
change; alteration
A change to plans or arrangements.
时间可能会有变动。
The time may change.
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