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How to Say ‘Is four people okay?’ in Traditional Chinese

四個人可以嗎?

sì gè rén kě yǐ ma

[srr guh ren kuh yee ma]

Phrase Breakdown

四個人

sì gè rén

four people

A phrase used to state the number of people.

Example

我們四個人。

There are four of us.

Words in this phrase

[srr]

four

The number four, often used for party size when booking a table.

Example

四個人可以嗎?我想訂今天晚上。

Would four people be okay? I'd like to book for tonight.

[guh]

general measure word

A common classifier used with people and many everyday nouns.

Example

四個人可以嗎?我們會準時到。

Would four people be okay? We will arrive on time.

rén

[ren]

person; people

Used to count guests or diners in a reservation context.

Example

四個人可以嗎?還是只能三位?

Would four people be okay? Or is it only for three?

可以嗎?

kě yǐ ma

Is that okay?; Is it possible?

A polite way to ask whether something is acceptable.

Example

現在出發可以嗎?

Is it okay to leave now?

Words in this phrase

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; may; is it okay to

Used politely to ask whether something is possible or acceptable.

Example

四個人可以嗎?如果不行,我們改時間。

Would four people be okay? If not, we'll change the time.

ma

[ma]

question particle

Marks a yes-no question and softens the tone in polite conversation.

Example

四個人可以嗎?

Would four people be okay?

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