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How to Say ‘Is it available every day?’ in Traditional Chinese

每天都有嗎?

měi tiān dōu yǒu ma

[may tyen doh yo ma]

💬 Usage Tip: [都有嗎] asks whether something is available in all the times or cases just mentioned. Compare [每天都有嗎?] with [午餐晚餐都有嗎?].

Phrase Breakdown

měi

[may]

every; each

Used before a time word to express regular frequency.

Example

這個特價每天下午才有。

This special price is only available every afternoon.

tiān

[tyen]

day

A unit of time meaning day.

Example

這家店星期天也營業。

This shop is also open on Sunday.

dōu

[doh]

all; both; already in all cases

Here it emphasizes that something happens in all cases or on all days.

Example

午餐和晚餐都可以點這個套餐。

You can order this set meal for both lunch and dinner.

yǒu

[yo]

to have; there is/are

Used to indicate existence or availability.

Example

今天有甜點可以加點。

There is dessert available to order additionally today.

ma

[ma]

question particle

Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.

Example

現在還有位子嗎?

Are there still seats available now?

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