How to Say ‘No, please sit.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒有，請坐。
méi yǒu qǐng zuò
[may yoe qǐng dzwo]
Phrase Breakdown
沒有
méi yǒu
[may yoe]
do not have; not exist
Used to deny possession or existence; in 有沒有, it helps form a yes-no question.
今天沒有包廂，只剩一般座位。
There are no private rooms today; only regular seats are left.
請
qǐng
[qǐng]
please
Used to make polite requests.
請問你要喝什麼？
May I ask what you would like to drink?
坐
zuò
[dzwo]
to sit
坐 means to sit. In restaurant conversations, it refers to where you want to be seated.
我們想坐室外。
We would like to sit outside.
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