How do you say "Do you have red too?" in Traditional Chinese?

"Do you have red too?" in Traditional Chinese is "紅色也有嗎？". This phrase is commonly used in Taiwan.

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How to Say ‘Do you have red too?’ in Traditional Chinese

Q: What does "紅色也有嗎？" mean in English?

"紅色也有嗎？" means "Do you have red too?" in English. Usage tip: [也] goes before the verb, so [紅色也有嗎？] is literally "red also have?" That same placement shows up in [藍色也拿一件].

紅色也有嗎？

hóng sè yě yǒu ma

[hong suh yeah yoe mah]

💬 Usage Tip: [也] goes before the verb, so [紅色也有嗎？] is literally "red also have?" That same placement shows up in [藍色也拿一件].

Phrase Breakdown

紅色

hóng sè

[hong suh]

red

Names the color red when asking if that option is available too.

Example

除了白色，紅色也有嗎？

Besides white, do you also have red?

也有嗎？

yě yǒu ma

is there also? / do you also have?

A natural spoken way to ask whether something is available too; 也 means also, 有 means have/exist, and 嗎 makes it a question.

Example

這個也有嗎？

Do you also have this one?

Words in this phrase

也

yě

[yeah]

also; too

Shows that this option is an additional one being asked about.

Example

藍色有，紅色也有。

There is blue, and there is red too.

有

yǒu

[yoe]

have; there is/are

Used to ask if something is in stock or available.

Example

你們現在有紅色的M號嗎？

Do you have the red one in size M now?

嗎

[mah]

question particle

Turns the sentence into a yes-no question.

Example

這個款式也有嗎？

Do you also have this style?

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