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How to Say ‘I have a question’ in Traditional Chinese

我有一個問題

wǒ yǒu yī gè wèn tí

[wo you ee guh wèntí]

💬 Usage Tip: 一 is said (yí) before 個, because 個 is a falling tone: 一個 (yí ge).

Phrase Breakdown

我有

wǒ yǒu

I have

我 means 'I' and 有 means 'have'. Both are third tone, so 我 changes to a rising second tone: wó yǒu.

Example

我有時間。

I have time.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wo]

I; me

The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.

Example

我想多了解你們公司的制度，所以先自我介紹。

I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.

有

yǒu

[you]

have

To possess or own something.

Example

您有什麼建議？

Do you have any suggestions?

一個問題

yī gè wèn tí

a question

一個 is 'one' plus the general measure word 個. 一 changes to second tone (yí) before the fourth-tone 個. 問題 means 'question' or 'problem'.

Example

這是一個好問題。

This is a good question.

Words in this phrase

一

yī

[ee]

one; a

A number word that helps form the phrase for category.

Example

你想找哪一類工作？

What kind of job do you want to look for?

個

gè

[guh]

general classifier

A very common measure word used with many nouns, like people, places, and objects.

Example

那個地方比較好找。

That place is easier to find.

問題

wèn tí

[wèntí]

question

A sentence worded or expressed to elicit information.

Example

在職業發展過程中，提出問題可以幫助解決困難。

Raising questions during the career development process can help solve difficulties.

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