How to Say ‘Who would you like to speak to?’ in Traditional Chinese
請問找哪位？
qǐng wèn zhǎo nǎ wèi
[qǐngwèn zhǎo nah way]
💬 Usage Tip: 哪位 (nǎ wèi) is the polite way to say "who"; plain 誰 (shéi) "who" would sound too blunt to a caller.
Phrase Breakdown
請問
qǐng wèn
[qǐngwèn]
may I ask
Polite way to begin a question.
請問廁所在哪裡？
May I ask where the restroom is?
找
zhǎo
[zhǎo]
to look for (someone); to call for
On the phone, means seeking to speak with someone.
請問你找誰？
Who are you looking for?
哪
nǎ
[nah]
which
Used in questions to ask about a choice among options.
你對哪一類工作有興趣？
Which type of work are you interested in?
位
wèi
[way]
classifier for people (polite)
A respectful measure word used when counting people.
我想認識幾位業界前輩，學習他們的經驗。
I want to meet a few seniors in the industry and learn from their experience.
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