How to Say ‘Do you have any special requests?’ in Traditional Chinese
請問有特別需求嗎？
qǐng wèn yǒu tè bié xū qiú ma
[ching-wun yoh tuh-byeh shyoo-chyoh ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [有 ... 嗎？] is one of the most useful question patterns in real life. Use it to ask about availability or whether something applies: [有坡道嗎？] or [有兒童椅嗎？]
Phrase Breakdown
請問
qǐng wèn
[ching-wun]
may I ask; excuse me
A polite phrase used to begin a question, especially with staff or strangers.
請問有特別需求嗎？我們可以先安排。
May I ask if you have any special needs? We can arrange them in advance.
有特別需求嗎
yǒu tè bié xū qiú ma
Do you have any special requests/needs?
A polite service question asking whether the customer has any special needs.
您有特別需求嗎？
Do you have any special needs?
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoh]
have; there is/are
Used to indicate possession or existence.
請問有特別需求嗎？例如需要坡道。
May I ask if there are any special needs? For example, needing a ramp.
特別
tè bié
[tuh-byeh]
special; particular
Describes something different from usual, such as special assistance needs.
請問有特別需求嗎？像是靠近入口的位子。
May I ask if there are any special needs? Such as seats near the entrance.
需求
xū qiú
[shyoo-chyoh]
need; requirement
Used for practical needs or requests, such as accessibility accommodations.
請問有特別需求嗎？我們可以備註您的需求。
May I ask if there are any special needs? We can note down your needs.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.
請問有特別需求嗎？請直接告訴我們。
Do you have any special needs? Please tell us directly.
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