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How to Say ‘May I ask which day?’ in Traditional Chinese

請問哪一天?

qǐng wèn nǎ yī tiān

[qǐng wèn nah yī tyen]

💬 Usage Tip: 一 is normally (yī), but before a falling tone like 天 it shifts to (yì), so 哪一天 is said (nǎ yì tiān).

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Starting with 請問 (qǐng wèn) is how polite staff ask customers anything. It works like "may I ask" and is always welcome when you ask strangers questions too.

Phrase Breakdown

請問

qǐng wèn

[qǐng wèn]

may I ask

Used to politely pose a question.

Example

請問這裡有人嗎?

Excuse me, is there anyone here?

哪

nǎ

[nah]

which

Used in questions to ask about a choice among options.

Example

你對哪一類工作有興趣?

Which type of work are you interested in?

一

yī

[yī]

one

Indicates a single item or unit.

Example

我有一隻貓

I have one cat.

天

tiān

[tyen]

day

The word for day or sky depending on context. In 每天, it means day.

Example

我每天晚上都會看球。

I watch football every night.

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