How to Say ‘How many people are in your party?’ in Traditional Chinese
您有幾位呢？
nín yǒu jǐ wèi ne
[neen yoe jee way nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [有幾位] literally uses [有] "have," but in this situation it means how many people are in your group. The [呢] at the end makes the question a bit softer and more conversational.
Phrase Breakdown
您有
nín yǒu
do you have
A polite way to begin asking about group size.
您有預約嗎？
Do you have a reservation?
Words in this phrase
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful way to say 'you' when speaking to customers or elders.
請問您有幾位呢？
May I ask how many people are in your party?
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there are
Used to indicate possession or existence.
請問您有幾位呢？
May I ask how many people are in your party?
幾位
jǐ wèi
how many people
Used to ask the number of people in the party.
你們幾位？
How many people are you?
Words in this phrase
幾
jǐ
[jee]
how many
Asks for a number or quantity.
請問您有幾位呢？
May I ask how many people are in your party?
位
wèi
[way]
person; guest
A polite measure word used when counting people.
請問您有幾位呢？
May I ask how many people are in your party?
呢？
ne
then? / used to soften the question
A sentence-ending particle that makes the question sound more natural and polite.
你要喝什麼呢？
What would you like to drink then?
Words in this phrase
呢
ne
[nuh]
sentence-final particle
Adds a softer, more conversational tone to a question.
請問您有幾位呢？
May I ask how many people are in your party?
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