How to Say ‘I'd like one’ in Traditional Chinese
要一張
yào yī zhāng
[yao ee zhāng]
💬 Usage Tip: 張 (zhāng) is the counting word for flat things or things with a flat surface, like chairs, tables, tickets and paper. Compare 一張桌子 "one table".
Phrase Breakdown
要
yào
[yao]
want
Used to express preference; with 不 it becomes do not want.
我不要香菜。
I don't want cilantro.
一
yī
[ee]
one; a/an
The number one; before a classifier or noun, it can mean one single item.
一球就讓全場安靜了。
That one goal made the whole stadium go quiet.
張
zhāng
[zhāng]
classifier for chairs, tables
Measure word for furniture with flat surfaces.
一張桌子
one table
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