How to Say ‘Would you like anything else?’ in Traditional Chinese
還需要加點什麼嗎？
hái xū yào jiā diǎn shén me ma
[high shyow yow jyah dyen shummuh ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [還需要 + verb + 什麼嗎？] is a useful service pattern for "Do you need anything else?" You can also hear [還要加點什麼嗎？], which means almost the same thing.
Phrase Breakdown
還需要
hái xū yào
also need / still need
Used to ask whether anything else is needed.
你還需要什麼？
What else do you need?
Words in this phrase
還
hái
[high]
still; additionally
Shows that the clerk is asking if you want anything more.
您還需要加點什麼嗎？
Do you still need anything else to add?
需要
xū yào
[shyow yow]
need
Means to need something more in the order.
如果還需要加點什麼嗎，現在可以一起點。
If you still need to add anything else, you can order it now together.
加點
jiā diǎn
add a little more / add more
Used when asking if something should be added.
要不要加點糖？
Do you want to add a little sugar?
Words in this phrase
加
jiā
[jyah]
add
Used when asking whether to add more items.
您還需要加點什麼嗎？例如蛋糕。
Do you need to add anything else? For example, cake.
點
diǎn
[dyen]
a little; some
Suggests adding some extra items or a bit more.
還需要加點什麼嗎？可以加點餅乾。
Do you need anything else? You can add some cookies.
什麼嗎？
shén me ma
anything? / what?
A polite question ending used to check if more is wanted.
你還要什麼嗎？
Do you want anything else?
Words in this phrase
什麼
shén me
[shummuh]
what
Asks what additional item is wanted.
還需要加點什麼嗎？
Do you need anything else to add?
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Marks the sentence as a polite question.
還需要加點什麼嗎？
Do you need anything else to add?
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