How to Say ‘Can I just use the copier?’ in Traditional Chinese
那影印機可以直接用嗎?
nà yǐng yìn jī kě yǐ zhí jiē yòng ma
[nà yǐngyìnjī kuh-yee zhíjiē yòng ma]
💬 Usage Tip: The 那 (nà) at the start means 'so, then' and shifts to a new topic, not 'that'.
Phrase Breakdown
那影印機
nà yǐng yìn jī
Then, the photocopier
那 here means "then / in that case" and moves the conversation to a new topic. 影印機 means "photocopier."
那影印機在哪裡?
Then where is the photocopier?
Words in this phrase
那
nà
[nà]
then; so
Used at the start of a sentence to move on to a new topic.
那我們走吧。
Then let's go.
影印機
yǐng yìn jī
[yǐngyìnjī]
photocopier
An office machine that makes copies of documents.
影印機沒有紙了。
The photocopier is out of paper.
可以直接
kě yǐ zhí jiē
can (I) directly
可以 (can / may) + 直接 (directly). This asks if no special steps are needed.
我可以直接付錢嗎?
Can I pay directly?
Words in this phrase
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh-yee]
can; may
Used to express ability, permission, or that something is possible.
你如果想加這位主管的聯絡方式,現在可以先自我介紹。
If you want to add this manager's contact information, you can introduce yourself first now.
直接
zhí jiē
[zhíjiē]
directly
Without going through anything or anyone else.
你可以直接來店裡。
You can come straight to the shop.
用嗎?
yòng ma
use (it)?
用 (use) + 嗎 (yes/no question particle). Say 嗎 lightly with a neutral tone.
電腦可以用嗎?
Can the computer be used?
Words in this phrase
用
yòng
[yòng]
to use
To use something.
我用筷子吃飯。
I eat with chopsticks.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.
你喜歡這個活動嗎?
Do you like this event?
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