How do you say "Do you have English menu?" in Traditional Chinese?

"Do you have English menu?" in Traditional Chinese is "有英文菜單嗎？". This phrase is commonly used in Taiwan.

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How to Say ‘Do you have English menu?’ in Traditional Chinese

Q: What does "有英文菜單嗎？" mean in English?

"有英文菜單嗎？" means "Do you have English menu?" in English. Usage tip: [英文菜單] is literally "[English] + [menu]," with no extra word like "English-language." Chinese often just puts nouns together this way: [中文菜單], [兒童餐].

有英文菜單嗎？

yǒu yīng wén cài dān ma

[yoh ing wun tsai dan mah]

💬 Usage Tip: [英文菜單] is literally "[English] + [menu]," with no extra word like "English-language." Chinese often just puts nouns together this way: [中文菜單], [兒童餐].

Phrase Breakdown

有

yǒu

[yoh]

have; is there

Used to ask whether something exists or is available.

Example

這家店有英文菜單嗎？

Does this restaurant have an English menu?

英文菜單

yīng wén cài dān

English menu

What you are asking for.

Example

請給我英文菜單。

Please give me an English menu.

Words in this phrase

英文

yīng wén

[ing wun]

English

Refers to the English language, often used when asking for English service or materials.

Example

我看不懂中文，可以給我英文菜單嗎？

I can't read Chinese; can you give me an English menu?

菜單

cài dān

[tsai dan]

The list of dishes and drinks offered at a restaurant.

Example

請問，菜單在哪裡？

Excuse me, where is the menu?

嗎

[mah]

question particle

Placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes-no question.

Example

你要加飯嗎？

Do you want extra rice?

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