How to Say ‘Is this sweet and sour pork rib good?’ in Traditional Chinese
這個糖醋排骨好吃嗎?
zhè gè táng cù pái gǔ hǎo chī ma
[zhè guh tángcù páigǔ hǎochī ma]
Phrase Breakdown
這個糖醋排骨
zhè gè táng cù pái gǔ
this sweet and sour pork ribs
這個 (this) points to the dish 糖醋排骨.
這個糖醋排骨很香。
This sweet and sour ribs smells great.
Words in this phrase
這
zhè
[zhè]
this
Indicates a specific object mentioned or nearby.
殘劍的這張字表達了他的思想。
Broken Sword's piece of calligraphy expresses his thoughts.
個
gè
[guh]
measure word; individual
A common classifier used for people or many general nouns.
每個人對文化都有不同看法。
Each person has a different view of culture.
糖醋
táng cù
[tángcù]
sweet and sour
A cooking style using sugar and vinegar for a sweet-tangy flavor.
我喜歡糖醋魚。
I like sweet and sour fish.
排骨
pái gǔ
[páigǔ]
pork ribs
Pork spare ribs, often cut into small pieces in Taiwanese dishes.
排骨便當很好吃。
The pork rib lunchbox is tasty.
好吃嗎?
hǎo chī ma
is it tasty?
好吃 (tasty) + 嗎 (question particle) asks if food is delicious.
這家麵好吃嗎?
Are this shop's noodles tasty?
Words in this phrase
好吃
hǎo chī
[hǎochī]
delicious; tasty
An adjective describing food that tastes good.
這個牛肉麵很好吃!
This beef noodle soup is delicious!
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.
你喜歡這個活動嗎?
Do you like this event?
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