How to Say ‘Also a fried chicken cutlet.’ in Traditional Chinese
還要一塊雞排。
hái yào yī kuài jī pái
[high yao ee kuài ji-pai]
💬 Usage Tip: 還要 (hái yào) means "I also want" and is handy for adding to an order: 還要一杯紅茶 "and a black tea too". Note that 還 here is (hái), not (huán) as in "give back".
Phrase Breakdown
還要
hái yào
also want
還要 (hái yào) means 'also want' or 'and also'.
我還要一杯茶。
I also want a cup of tea.
Words in this phrase
還
hái
[high]
still; also; in addition
Used to add more information, such as another person joining.
我們還有一位要來。
We still have one more person coming.
要
yào
[yao]
want
Used to say what someone wants or would like.
你要大杯、中杯，還是小杯？
Do you want a large, medium, or small cup?
一塊雞排。
yī kuài jī pái
a chicken cutlet.
塊 is the measure word for a piece of food like 雞排.
夜市的一塊雞排很大。
A chicken cutlet at the night market is big.
Words in this phrase
一
yī
[ee]
one; a
A number word that helps form the phrase for category.
你想找哪一類工作？
What kind of job do you want to look for?
塊
kuài
[kuài]
piece (measure word)
Measure word for chunks or flat pieces of things like cake or chicken cutlet.
我吃了一塊蛋糕。
I ate a piece of cake.
雞排
jī pái
[ji-pai]
chicken cutlet
A thick slice of chicken breast, often breaded and deep-fried, popular as street food in Taiwan.
夜市的雞排又大又多汁。
The chicken cutlet in the night market is big and juicy.
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