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How to Say ‘Are there any other special menus?’ in Simplified Chinese

还有别的特别菜单吗？

hái yǒu bié de tè bié cài dān ma

[hye yoe bié de tuh byeh tsai dahn ma]

Phrase Breakdown

还有别的

hái yǒu bié de

are there any other

还有 = also have / are there still; 别的 = other. Here 还 is read hái.

Example

还有别的颜色吗？

Are there any other colors?

Words in this phrase

还

hái

[hye]

also; in addition

Adds another item or piece of information.

Example

套餐里还有甜点。

The set meal also includes dessert.

有

yǒu

[yoe]

have; there is/are

Used to show existence or availability of something.

Example

门口有停车位，很方便。

There are parking spaces at the entrance, which is very convenient.

别的

bié de

[bié de]

other; else

Used before a noun to mean something different from what was already mentioned.

Example

你们有别的套餐吗？

Do you have any other set meals?

特别菜单吗？

tè bié cài dān ma

special menus?

特别菜单 = special menu; 吗 makes it a question.

Example

今天有特别菜单吗？

Is there a special menu today?

Words in this phrase

特别

tè bié

[tuh byeh]

special

Describes something different from the regular offering, like a special menu or promotion.

Example

今天有特别推荐。

There are special recommendations today.

菜单

cài dān

[tsai dahn]

The list of dishes and drinks available at a restaurant.

Example

请给我看看菜单。

Please let me take a look at the menu.

吗

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你是第一次来吗？这里的“吗”表示提问。

Is this your first time here? Here, 吗 marks a question.

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