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How to Say ‘Four people, right?’ in Traditional Chinese

四位對嗎?

sì wèi duì ma

[suh way dway ma]

💬 Usage Tip: This is a common check-back pattern: [number + 位 + 對嗎?] Use it to confirm details like [三位對嗎?] or [明天對嗎?]

Phrase Breakdown

四位

sì wèi

four people

Refers to a group of four people.

Example

你們四位嗎?

Are there four of you?

Words in this phrase

[suh]

four

The number four, used here to confirm the party size.

Example

四位對嗎?

Four people, correct?

wèi

[way]

people; guest counter

A polite measure word used for counting people.

Example

四位對嗎?

Four people, correct?

對嗎

duì ma

is that correct?

Used to confirm whether the information is right.

Example

這樣對嗎?

Is this correct?

Words in this phrase

duì

[dway]

correct; right

Used to check or confirm information.

Example

四位對嗎?

Four people, right?

ma

[ma]

question particle

Used at the end of a sentence to ask a yes-no question.

Example

四位對嗎?

Four people, right?

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