How to Say ‘Sorry, 7 o'clock is already full.’ in Traditional Chinese
不好意思,七點已經滿了。
bù hǎo yì sī qī diǎn yǐ jīng mǎn le
[boo how ee suh qī dyen yǐjīng mǎn le]
Phrase Breakdown
不好意思,
bù hǎo yì sī
Sorry,
A soft, polite way to say 'sorry' or 'excuse me', very common in Taiwan. 意思 is often said with a light tone on 思: bù hǎoyìsi.
不好意思,我遲到了。
Sorry, I'm late.
Words in this phrase
不好意思
bù hǎo yì sī
[boo how ee suh]
excuse me; embarrassed; sorry
A very common Taiwanese phrase used to say 'excuse me', 'sorry', or 'I feel embarrassed/trouble you'. Softer than 對不起 in many daily situations.
不好意思,請問捷運站在哪裡?
Excuse me, may I ask where the MRT station is?
七點已經滿了。
qī diǎn yǐ jīng mǎn le
seven o'clock is already fully booked.
七點 is 'seven o'clock', 已經 is 'already', and 滿了 is 'full'. The whole part means there are no more tables at that time.
這班車已經滿了。
This bus is already full.
Words in this phrase
七
qī
[qī]
seven
The number 7; with 點 it means seven o'clock.
我想訂七點的位子。
I'd like to book a table for seven o'clock.
點
diǎn
[dyen]
o'clock
Used when asking or telling time.
現在三點,末班車還早。
It’s 3 o’clock now, so the last train is still much later.
已經
yǐ jīng
[yǐjīng]
already
Indicates that something has happened before now.
我已經準備好了。
I am already ready.
滿
mǎn
[mǎn]
full
Describes something filled completely, with no space left.
杯子滿了。
The cup is full.
了
le
[le]
change-of-state particle
With 快…了, shows something is about to happen.
火車快來了。
The train is about to arrive.
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