How to Say ‘Still have’ in Traditional Chinese
還有
hái yǒu
[high yǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: 還有 means "still have" or "is there any left", so it's perfect for asking about availability. For example, 還有包廂嗎？ means "Are there any private rooms left?"
Phrase Breakdown
還
hái
[high]
still; yet
Shows that something remains or continues. It often expresses hope, as in still having a chance.
時間還很多，我們還有希望。
There is still plenty of time; we still have hope.
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have; there is/are
To possess or exist.
這裡有座位。
There is a seat here.
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