Basic colors: Asking about tshirt color options

🇹🇼 [你好] is understood, but in Taiwan shop staff often start more naturally with [你好] or [哈囉], and customers may also just begin with their question.

💬 [想] softens [要]: [我想買] is less blunt than directly saying [我要買]. You can reuse this with other verbs too, like [我想看看] for "I want to take a look."

💬 [件] is the counting word for clothing items like T-shirts, jackets, and dresses. Swap the number word: [一件T恤], [兩件T恤], [幾件T恤].

🇹🇼 In Taiwan, [T恤] is the normal everyday word for a T-shirt; you'll hear it in stores and see it on signs.

💬 Chinese usually puts the number part before the noun: [幾件T恤] literally works like "how many-item T-shirts." The same pattern works with other shop words, like [幾雙鞋] or [幾杯咖啡].

💬 [不同] goes before the noun it describes: [不同顏色] = "different colors." You can reuse it with many nouns, like [不同尺寸] for "different sizes."

💬 [哪] often combines with a measure-like word to mean "which" in a broad sense: [哪個], [哪些], [哪一件]. Here [哪些顏色] means "which colors?"