How to Say ‘Want to look again?’ in Traditional Chinese
要不要再看看？
yào bù yào zài kàn kàn
[yow boo yow dzeye kan kan]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Shop staff in Taiwan often say [要不要再看看？] to mean "feel free to keep browsing," not to pressure you. A simple [好，謝謝] is a natural response.
Phrase Breakdown
要不要
yào bù yào
[yow boo yow]
want or not; would you like to
A common A-not-A question pattern used to ask whether someone wants to do something.
你要不要先試穿？
Would you like to try it on first?
再看看
zài kàn kàn
take another look / look again
A polite sales expression encouraging someone to continue browsing or checking other options.
你可以再看看。
You can take another look.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; a bit more
Used to indicate doing something again or continuing a little more.
你可以再看看別的款式。
You can look at other styles a bit more.
看看
kàn kàn
[kan kan]
take another look; look around
A reduplicated verb that sounds softer and casual, meaning to look a little or look again.
要買之前先看看。
Take a look first before buying.
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