How to Say ‘I'll take one blue too’ in Traditional Chinese
藍色也拿一件
lán sè yě ná yī jiàn
[lan seh yeh nah ee jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [也] goes before the verb to mean "also/too": [也拿一件] = "take one too." You can reuse that pattern with other verbs, like [也買一件] "buy one too."
Phrase Breakdown
藍色
lán sè
[lan seh]
blue
A color word meaning blue, often used when choosing clothing colors.
我想看藍色的T恤。
I want to look at the blue T-shirt.
也
yě
[yeh]
also; too
Used to say also or too, when adding another item or choice.
這件我也想試穿。
I also want to try this one on.
拿一件
ná yī jiàn
take one piece / get one piece
Refers to taking or choosing one item of clothing; 拿 is a common spoken verb for ‘take.’
再拿一件。
Take one more piece.
Words in this phrase
拿
ná
[nah]
to take; to get
Used in shopping to mean taking, getting, or choosing an item.
請幫我拿大一點的尺寸。
Please get me a slightly bigger size.
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one; in this phrase it helps count clothing items.
這個顏色我先拿一件。
I’ll take one piece in this color first.
件
jiàn
[jyen]
measure word for clothing items
A classifier used for shirts, jackets, and many pieces of clothing.
這件很好看，我想買。
This piece looks great; I want to buy it.
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