How to Say ‘A few companies’ in Traditional Chinese
幾家公司
jǐ jiā gōng sī
[jee jyah gong-sih]
💬 Usage Tip: [幾] before a counting word often means "a few" rather than a question. So [幾家公司] here means "a few companies," like [幾位朋友] = "a few friends."
Phrase Breakdown
幾家
jǐ jiā
a few; several (for companies/shops/households)
Classifier phrase used with certain nouns like companies or stores.
幾家店都開著。
Several shops are open.
Words in this phrase
幾
jǐ
[jee]
several; a few
A quantity word meaning an unspecified small number.
現場有幾位招募人員。
There are several recruiters at the venue.
家
jiā
[jyah]
classifier for companies, families, stores
A measure word commonly used for businesses, families, and some establishments.
有一家新創公司也來了。
A startup company also came.
公司
gōng sī
[gong-sih]
company
A business organization or employer.
我想多認識幾家公司。
I want to get to know several companies better.
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