How to Say ‘It's turned on.’ in Traditional Chinese
有打開。
yǒu dǎ kāi
[yǒu dǎkāi]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, 有 before a verb confirms that an action happened or a state holds, so 有打開 means "yes, it's on". Mainland speakers usually say 打開了 instead, but 有 + verb is everyday Taiwanese Mandarin.
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
yes, I did
Used alone as a reply to confirm that something was done.
有，我昨天去過了。
Yes, I went yesterday.
打開
dǎ kāi
[dǎkāi]
to open
To open something closed, like a box, envelope, or door.
請打開窗戶。
Please open the window.
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