How to Say ‘What else can you say?’ in Traditional Chinese
還可以說什麼？
hái kě yǐ shuō shén me
[hái kěyǐ shwaw shénme]
💬 Usage Tip: 還 (hái) before a verb means 'else' or 'also': 還要什麼？ "what else do you want?" It goes right before the action, not at the end like English 'else'.
Phrase Breakdown
還可以
hái kě yǐ
[hái kěyǐ]
can also; what else can
Means 'additionally can' or 'still possible to'.
這個還可以用。
This can still be used.
說什麼？
shuō shén me
say what?
說 (say) + 什麼 (what). This is a common question ending.
你剛剛說什麼？
What did you just say?
Words in this phrase
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.
什麼
shén me
[shénme]
what
Used to ask for information specifying something.
你在問什麼問題？
What question are you asking?
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