How to Say ‘There's no hot water in the bathroom, only cold water.’ in Traditional Chinese
浴室沒有熱水，只有冷水。
yù shì méi yǒu rè shuǐ zhǐ yǒu lěng shuǐ
[yùshì méiyǒu rèshuǐ zhǐ yoe lěngshuǐ]
Phrase Breakdown
浴室沒有熱水，
yù shì méi yǒu rè shuǐ
there's no hot water in the bathroom,
The place 浴室 comes first, followed by 沒有 + the thing that is missing.
廚房沒有熱水。
There's no hot water in the kitchen.
Words in this phrase
浴室
yù shì
[yùshì]
bathroom
The room for bathing or showering.
浴室在房間旁邊。
The bathroom is next to the bedroom.
沒有
méi yǒu
[méiyǒu]
not have; there isn't
Negative of 有; in 有沒有 it forms a yes/no question.
你有沒有時間？
Do you have time?
熱水
rè shuǐ
[rèshuǐ]
hot water
Heated water, e.g. from a tap or shower.
我想洗熱水澡。
I want to take a hot shower.
只有冷水。
zhǐ yǒu lěng shuǐ
only cold water.
只有 (zhǐyǒu) means 'only have'. 冷水 (lěngshuǐ) means 'cold water'. Say 只有 as zhíyǒu, because the first of two third tones changes.
冰箱裡只有冷水。
There's only cold water in the fridge.
Words in this phrase
只
zhǐ
[zhǐ]
only
Adverb limiting something to just one thing.
我只喝茶。
I only drink tea.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
Used to show possession or that something exists or is available.
我們有很多交流機會。
We have many opportunities to interact.
冷水
lěng shuǐ
[lěngshuǐ]
cold water
Unheated water.
水龍頭只流出冷水。
Only cold water comes out of the tap.
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