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How to Say ‘There is also one child.’ in Traditional Chinese

還有一位小朋友。

hái yǒu yī wèi xiǎo péng yǒu

[high yo ee way shyao peng yo]

💬 Usage Tip: [還有] is a handy way to add more information after the main count. You can use the same pattern for extras: [四位,還有一台嬰兒車].

Phrase Breakdown

還有

hái yǒu

and also / there is also

Used to add another person or item.

Example

我們還有一個人。

We also have one more person.

Words in this phrase

hái

[high]

still; also; in addition

Here it means there is also or additionally.

Example

我們還有一位小朋友。

We also have one child.

yǒu

[yo]

to have; there is

Used to say that someone or something is included or present.

Example

現在還有一位小朋友。

There is still one more child now.

一位

yī wèi

one person

Polite counter for one person.

Example

還有一位客人。

There is also one more guest.

Words in this phrase

[ee]

one

The number one, used here when counting a person.

Example

還有一位小朋友要來。

One more child is coming.

wèi

[way]

measure word for people

A respectful classifier for counting people.

Example

我們還有一位小朋友沒到。

We still have one child who hasn't arrived yet.

小朋友

xiǎo péng yǒu

[shyao peng yo]

child

Refers to a young child or kid.

Example

還有一位小朋友會一起用餐。

There is also one child who will dine together.

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