How to Say ‘One more bowl of rice, please.’ in Simplified Chinese
请再来一碗米饭。
qǐng zài lái yī wǎn mǐ fàn
[cheeng dzeye lye ee wahn mee-fahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [再来] means "have another" or "bring one more," not just "come again." You can swap the item: [请再来一瓶水], [请再来一份米饭].
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
A polite word used when requesting service.
请再来一碗米饭。
Please bring another bowl of rice.
再来
zài lái
bring another / have another
Means “another one” or “one more.”
再来一杯。
One more cup.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; another
Used to say one more time or one more of something.
请再给我一双筷子。
Please give me another pair of chopsticks.
来
lái
[lye]
come; bring
In restaurant requests, it often means to bring something over.
请再来一瓶水。
Please bring another bottle of water.
一碗
yī wǎn
one bowl
Measure word for bowl-shaped servings.
一碗面。
A bowl of noodles.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one, used before measure words.
再来一碗米饭。
Bring one more bowl of rice.
碗
wǎn
[wahn]
bowl
A measure word for bowls of food such as rice or soup.
我要一碗米饭。
I want a bowl of rice.
米饭
mǐ fàn
[mee-fahn]
cooked rice
Steamed rice served as a staple food.
请再来一碗米饭。
Please bring another bowl of rice.
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