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How to Say ‘Do you have a bigger size?’ in Simplified Chinese

有大一点的吗?

yǒu dà yì diǎn de ma

[yoh dah ee-dyen duh ma]

💬 Usage Tip: [大一点的] means "one that is a bit bigger," where [的] lets the description stand in for the noun. You can use the same shape with colors and sizes too, like [有黑一点的吗?] or [有长一点的吗?].

Phrase Breakdown

yǒu

[yoh]

have; there is/are

Used to ask whether something exists or is available.

Example

这里有大号的吗?

Do you have large size here?

大一点的

dà yì diǎn de

bigger one

Describes a slightly larger size.

Example

我要大一点的。

I want a bigger one.

Words in this phrase

[dah]

big; large

Describes size as large.

Example

我想要大一点的包。

I want a bigger bag.

一点

yì diǎn

[ee-dyen]

a little bit; a little

Used after adjectives or verbs to soften a request or indicate a small degree.

Example

这个太小了,有大一点的吗?

This is too small. Do you have a bigger one?

de

[duh]

one that is...; descriptive particle

Used after adjectives or phrases to describe a noun that is omitted.

Example

我想看贵一点的。

I want to see a more expensive one.

吗?

ma

question particle

Makes it a polite question.

Example

有大一点的吗?

Do you have a slightly bigger one?

Words in this phrase

ma

[ma]

question particle

Placed at the end of a statement to turn it into a yes-no question.

Example

有黑色的吗?

Do you have it in black?

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