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How to Say ‘What's that shop called?’ in Traditional Chinese

那家店叫什麼名字?

nà jiā diàn jiào shén me míng zì

[nà jyah diàn jiào shénme míng zì]

💬 Usage Tip: 家 (jiā) is the counting word for shops and businesses: 一家咖啡廳 "a café".

Phrase Breakdown

那家店

nà jiā diàn

that shop

家 is the measure word for shops and businesses.

Example

那家店的咖啡很好喝。

That shop's coffee is very good.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

that

A demonstrative pronoun used to refer to a specific thing.

Example

那房子是我的。

That house is mine.

家

jiā

[jyah]

classifier for companies, families, stores

A measure word commonly used for businesses, families, and some establishments.

Example

這家公司的文化很好。

This company's culture is very good.

店

diàn

[diàn]

shop

A place of business where goods are sold.

Example

我們去那家店。

Let's go to that shop.

叫什麼名字?

jiào shén me míng zì

what is it called?

叫 means 'to be called'. 什麼名字 means 'what name'.

Example

你的狗叫什麼名字?

What is your dog's name?

Words in this phrase

叫

jiào

[jiào]

to be called; to be named

Verb used to say what someone's name is.

Example

我叫小明。

My name is Xiaoming.

什麼

shén me

[shénme]

what

Asking for information specifying something.

Example

你最喜歡的什麼風格?

What style do you like the most?

名字

míng zì

[míng zì]

name

A set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to.

Example

我喜歡你的名字。

I like your name.

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