How to Say ‘There's no hot water.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒有熱水
méi yǒu rè shuǐ
[méiyǒu rèshuǐ]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Many Taiwanese apartments heat water with a gas heater that hangs on the balcony. When there's no hot water, the landlord will often ask whether the gas has run out before calling anyone.
Phrase Breakdown
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
Water that has been heated, e.g. for bathing.
我想洗熱水澡。
I want to take a hot shower.
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