How to Say ‘What beans do you have today?’ in Traditional Chinese
請問今天有哪些豆子？
qǐng wèn jīn tiān yǒu něi xiē dòu zi
[qǐng wèn jin tyan yoe nǎxiē dòuzi]
💬 Usage Tip: 哪些 (nǎ xiē) "which ones" asks about several things at once, while 哪個 asks about just one. You can swap the noun: 今天有哪些甜點？ "What desserts do you have today?"
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Starting with 請問 (qǐng wèn) "may I ask" is the polite default with café staff. Asking what beans are on today is normal, since many shops rotate their single origins.
Phrase Breakdown
請問今天
qǐng wèn jīn tiān
may I ask, today
請問 politely opens a question, and 今天 means 'today'.
請問今天營業嗎？
May I ask, are you open today?
Words in this phrase
請問
qǐng wèn
[qǐng wèn]
may I ask
Used to politely ask a question.
請問有什麼推薦的菜？
May I ask if there are any recommended dishes?
今天
jīn tiān
[jin tyan]
today
Refers to the current day; often used when talking about today's event or schedule.
今天的活動讓我更了解這家公司。
Today’s event helped me understand this company better.
有哪些豆子？
yǒu něi xiē dòu zi
which beans do you have?
有 means 'have', 哪些 means 'which ones', and 豆子 means 'beans', here coffee beans.
你們有哪些口味？
Which flavors do you have?
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
Used to show possession or that something exists or is available.
我們有很多交流機會。
We have many opportunities to interact.
哪些
něi xiē
[nǎxiē]
which (plural); which ones
Asks which items among several.
你喜歡哪些咖啡？
Which coffees do you like?
豆子
dòu zi
[dòuzi]
beans
Beans in general; here, coffee beans.
這些豆子很香。
These beans smell great.
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