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How to Say ‘I want the Brazilian one.’ in Traditional Chinese

我要巴西的。

wǒ yào bā xī de

[wǒ yào Bāxī duh]

💬 Usage Tip: Adding 的 after a word turns it into "the … one", so the noun can be dropped: 巴西的 "the Brazilian one". Also 熱的 "the hot one".

Phrase Breakdown

我要

wǒ yào

I want

A direct way to order, pronounced wǒ yào.

Example

我要這個。

I want this one.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wǒ]

I

A pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

我是老師。

I am a teacher.

要

yào

[yào]

want

Desire or choose to do something.

Example

你要點菜嗎?

Do you want to order food?

巴西的。

bā xī de

the Brazilian one

Adding 的 (de) after a noun means 'the ... one'. Say 巴西 as Bāxī.

Example

這是巴西的咖啡豆。

These are Brazilian coffee beans.

Words in this phrase

巴西

bā xī

[Bāxī]

Brazil

The South American country; here the Brazilian beans.

Example

這是巴西的豆子。

These are Brazilian beans.

的

de

[duh]

's; of; linking particle

A structural particle linking a description to a noun, like 'that contains peanuts' before 'dish.'

Example

請不要提供含花生的料理。

Please do not serve dishes that contain peanuts.

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