How to Say ‘Non-alcoholic signature drinks’ in Traditional Chinese
不含酒的特調
bù hán jiǔ de tè diào
[bù hahn jiǔ duh tèdiào]
💬 Usage Tip: 特調 (tè tiáo) is the bar's own house-mixed drink, and you'll see it on Taiwanese bar and café menus. A description ending in 的 goes before the noun it describes: 不含酒的 + 特調.
Phrase Breakdown
不含酒的
bù hán jiǔ de
alcohol-free
不含 means 'does not contain', and 酒 means 'alcohol'. 的 links this description to the noun that follows.
有不含酒的飲料嗎？
Do you have alcohol-free drinks?
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[bù]
not
A negative word used to express denial or refusal.
他不喜歡咖啡。
He doesn't like coffee.
含
hán
[hahn]
contain
Means something includes or contains an ingredient.
請不要提供含花生的料理。
Please do not serve dishes that contain peanuts.
酒
jiǔ
[jiǔ]
alcohol; liquor
Alcoholic drinks in general.
這裡的酒很貴。
The drinks here are expensive.
的
de
[duh]
's; of; linking particle
A structural particle linking a description to a noun, like 'that contains peanuts' before 'dish.'
請不要提供含花生的料理。
Please do not serve dishes that contain peanuts.
特調
tè diào
[tèdiào]
signature drink; special mix
A bar's specially mixed house drink.
這杯特調很好喝。
This signature drink is delicious.
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