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How to Say ‘Are there any seats left?’ in Traditional Chinese

還有位子嗎？

hái yǒu wèi zi ma

[high yǒu wèizi ma]

💬 Usage Tip: Put 嗎 at the end of any statement and it becomes a yes/no question, with no change in word order. Adding 還 (hái) gives the sense of "still" or "any left", so 還有票嗎？ means "Are there any tickets left?"

Phrase Breakdown

還有

hái yǒu

still have

還 (hái, still) + 有 (yǒu, have). Used to ask about availability.

Example

還有票。

There are still tickets.

Words in this phrase

還

hái

[high]

still; yet

Shows that something remains or continues. It often expresses hope, as in still having a chance.

Example

時間還很多，我們還有希望。

There is still plenty of time; we still have hope.

有

yǒu

[yǒu]

have; there is/are

To possess or exist.

Example

這裡有座位。

There is a seat here.

位子嗎？

wèi zi ma

seats?

位子 (seat) + 嗎 (question particle). 子 has a light, neutral tone.

Example

這裡有位子嗎？

Is there a seat here?

Words in this phrase

位子

wèi zi

[wèizi]

seat

A place for one person to sit.

Example

您的位子有美麗的景色。

Your seat has a beautiful view.

嗎

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎？

Do you like this event?

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