How to Say ‘What options do you have?’ in Traditional Chinese
有什麼選擇呢？
yǒu shén me xuǎn zé ne
[yoe shen muh shywen dzuh nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [有什麼 + noun] is a handy pattern for asking what is available: [有什麼選擇？]、[有什麼豆子？]、[有什麼甜點？]. [呢] just adds a gentler tone.
Phrase Breakdown
有什麼
yǒu shén me
what / what kind of
Used to ask about available options or possibilities.
這裡有什麼好吃的？
What good food is there here?
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
Used to ask what options are available.
今天有什麼選擇呢？
What choices are available today?
什麼
shén me
[shen muh]
what
A question word asking about the content of available options.
有什麼選擇呢？我想選果香一點的。
What choices are there? I want something more fruity.
選擇呢
xuǎn zé ne
choices/options?
選擇 means choices; 呢 softens the question and makes it sound more conversational.
你有什麼選擇呢？
What choices do you have?
Words in this phrase
選擇
xuǎn zé
[shywen dzuh]
choices; options
The possible items or kinds you can select.
有什麼選擇呢？
What choices are there?
呢
ne
[nuh]
(sentence particle) softens the question
Makes the question sound more natural and polite in conversation.
有什麼選擇呢？
What choices are there?
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