How to Say ‘Available’ in Traditional Chinese
有提供
yǒu tí gōng
[yo tee gong]
💬 Usage Tip: [有提供] is a common Taiwan way to say something is offered or available. It's very useful in service settings: [有提供素食嗎？] [有提供刷卡嗎？]
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yo]
to have; there is/are
Used together with another verb to show something is available or offered.
今天有提供兒童座椅。
Child seats are available today.
提供
tí gōng
[tee gong]
to provide; to offer
Common in restaurants for menu items, services, or facilities that are offered.
晚餐時段有提供限定菜單。
A limited menu is offered during dinner hours.
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