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How to Say ‘Then what about these rectangles?’ in Traditional Chinese

那這些長方形呢？

nà zhè xiē zhǎng fāng xíng ne

[Na zhèxiē chángfāngxíng ne]

💬 Usage Tip: Put 呢 after a noun to ask "what about...?" without repeating the whole question: 那這個呢？ "what about this one?".

Phrase Breakdown

那這些

nà zhè xiē

then these

那 (nà) means 'then' or 'so'. 這些 (zhèxiē) means 'these'.

Example

那這些書呢？

Then what about these books?

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[Na]

then

Used to indicate a logical consequence or a time-based sequence.

Example

如果你去，我也會去。

If you go, then I will also go.

這些

zhè xiē

[zhèxiē]

these

Plural of 'this', for items near the speaker.

Example

這些書都是新的。

These books are all new.

長方形呢？

zhǎng fāng xíng ne

rectangles?

長方形 (chángfāngxíng) means 'rectangle'. 呢 (ne) asks 'what about...?'

Example

正方形呢？

What about the square?

Words in this phrase

長方形

zhǎng fāng xíng

[chángfāngxíng]

rectangle

A four-sided shape with four right angles and two longer sides.

Example

門是長方形的。

The door is rectangular.

呢

[ne]

question particle

Indicates a question or suggests the tone of the speaker.

Example

那麼，我們就開始吧，怎麼樣呢？

So, shall we start, how about it?

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