How to Say ‘Please say it again.’ in Traditional Chinese
請再說一次。
qǐng zài shuō yī cì
[Qing dzeye shwaw ee tsuh]
💬 Usage Tip: 再 goes before the verb to mean "again". 一次 "one time" goes after it, as in 再試一次 "try again".
Phrase Breakdown
請再說
qǐng zài shuō
please say again
再 (zài) means 'again'. It sits before the verb 說. Say 再 with a strong falling tone.
請再說清楚。
Please say it again more clearly.
Words in this phrase
請
qǐng
[Qing]
please
Used to politely ask for something.
請給我一杯水。
Please give me a glass of water.
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; one more time
Means doing something one more time or again.
希望再進一球,大家不要放棄。
Hope they score one more goal; everyone, don't give up.
說
shuō
[shwaw]
to say; to speak
Used when you want to say something directly. In flirting, it helps introduce a compliment naturally.
我想說,你的外套很好看。
I want to say, your jacket looks great.
一次。
yī cì
one time.
次 (cì) means 'time' or 'occurrence'. 一 becomes a second tone before the fourth-tone 次: yícì.
我去過一次。
I've been there once.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one; often used before measure words.
我想安排一個時間跟你聊聊。
I want to arrange a time to chat with you.
次
cì
[tsuh]
time; occurrence
A measure word for the number of times something happens.
你是第一次來嗎?
Is this your first time here?
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