How to Say ‘If there's a problem’ in Traditional Chinese
有問題
yǒu wèn tí
[yoe wun-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often leaves out "if": the condition 有問題 simply comes first, and the result follows.
Phrase Breakdown
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.
問題
wèn tí
[wun-tee]
question; problem
Can mean a question you want to ask or a problem that needs solving, depending on context.
如果你有問題，歡迎再聯絡我。
If you have questions, feel free to contact me again.
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