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How to Say ‘Do you have a band-aid?’ in Traditional Chinese

你有貼布嗎?

nǐ yǒu tiē bù ma

[nǐ yǒu tiēbù ma]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, 貼布 is understandable, but many people would more naturally say OK繃 for a bandage/Band-Aid. That makes this line feel a bit translated rather than fully local.

Phrase Breakdown

你

nǐ

[nǐ]

you

Second person pronoun used in direct address.

Example

你有兄弟姐妹嗎？

Do you have siblings?

有

yǒu

[yǒu]

have

To possess or own something.

Example

我有一部新手機。

I have a new phone.

貼布

tiē bù

[tiēbù]

band-aid

A small dressing used to cover minor wounds.

Example

請給我一個貼布。

Please give me a band-aid.

嗎

[ma]

question particle

Used to form yes-no questions.

Example

這是你的書嗎？

Is this your book?

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