How to Say ‘Non-alcoholic works too.’ in Traditional Chinese
無酒精的也可以。
wú jiǔ jīng de yě kě yǐ
[woo jiǔjīng de yeh kuh yee]
💬 Usage Tip: A description + 的 can stand in for the thing itself: 無酒精的 "the non-alcoholic one", 冰的 "a cold one".
Phrase Breakdown
無酒精的
wú jiǔ jīng de
non-alcoholic (one)
無 means 'without' and 酒精 means 'alcohol'. 的 turns the phrase into 'the non-alcoholic kind'.
我要無酒精的啤酒。
I'd like a non-alcoholic beer.
Words in this phrase
無
wú
[woo]
without; no
Means without or no; part of the phrase for accessible facilities.
請問餐廳有無障礙設施嗎？
Does the restaurant have accessible facilities?
酒精
jiǔ jīng
[jiǔjīng]
alcohol (ethanol)
The alcohol content in drinks.
這瓶啤酒酒精很低。
This beer is low in alcohol.
的
de
[de]
the one (that is)
Turns a description into a noun phrase meaning 'the ... one'.
我要大的。
I want the big one.
也可以。
yě kě yǐ
is also fine
也 means 'also', and 可以 means 'okay / possible'. Together they mean 'that works too'.
明天也可以。
Tomorrow is fine too.
Words in this phrase
也
yě
[yeh]
also; too
Used to add another idea, meaning "also" or "as well."
我們也重視團隊合作。
We also value teamwork.
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh yee]
can; may; okay
Indicates that something is possible or acceptable.
晚上見面也可以。
Meeting in the evening is also okay.
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