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How to Say ‘Am I still missing any documents?’ in Traditional Chinese

我還缺什麼文件嗎？

wǒ hái quē shén me wén jiàn ma

[wo hái quē shénme wénjiàn ma]

💬 Usage Tip: 還 (hái) means "still" and sits right before the verb. 缺 (quē) means "lack", and 還缺 asks what's still outstanding. Same slot: 我還要什麼？ "What else do I still need?"

Phrase Breakdown

我還缺

wǒ hái quē

Am I still missing

還 (hái) means 'still'. 缺 (quē) means 'to lack' or 'be missing'.

Example

我還缺一張照片。

I'm still missing one photo.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wo]

I; me

The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.

Example

我想多了解你們公司的制度，所以先自我介紹。

I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.

還

hái

[hái]

still

Indicates something continues to happen.

Example

他還在睡覺。

He is still sleeping.

缺

quē

[quē]

to lack; to be missing

To not have something that is needed.

Example

我們還缺一個人。

We are still one person short.

什麼文件嗎？

shén me wén jiàn ma

any documents?

什麼 (shénme) here means 'any'. 文件 (wénjiàn) means 'documents'. 嗎 (ma) turns the sentence into a yes/no question.

Example

你需要什麼文件嗎？

Do you need any documents?

Words in this phrase

什麼

shén me

[shénme]

what

Question word for 'what'.

Example

你想買什麼？

What do you want to buy?

文件

wén jiàn

[wénjiàn]

document; paperwork

Official papers needed for an application or record.

Example

請準備好所有文件。

Please prepare all the documents.

嗎

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎？

Do you like this event?

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