How to Say ‘A few T-shirts’ in Traditional Chinese
幾件T恤
jǐ jiàn T xù
[jee jyen tee shyu]
💬 Usage Tip: 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].
Phrase Breakdown
幾件
jǐ jiàn
a few items / how many items
Used with clothes and other countable items; here it asks or refers to an amount with the classifier 件.
你要幾件？
How many pieces do you want?
Words in this phrase
幾
jǐ
[jee]
how many
Used to ask how many of something, here about T-shirts.
你今天想買幾件T恤？
How many T-shirts do you want to buy today?
件
jiàn
[jyen]
classifier for clothing items
The measure word used with shirts and similar pieces of clothing.
我先買一件，明天再買一件。
I’ll buy one first, then buy another one tomorrow.
T恤
T xù
[tee shyu]
T-shirt
Refers to the shirt item being discussed in the shopping conversation.
這件T恤是藍色的，很受歡迎。
This T-shirt is blue and very popular.
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