How to Say ‘No ice, please’ in Traditional Chinese
去冰，謝謝
qù bīng xiè xiè
[qù bīng shyeh-shyeh]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Drink shops let you set both ice and sugar levels; other common options are 少冰 "less ice" and 微冰 "light ice".
Phrase Breakdown
去冰，
qù bīng
no ice
Taiwanese drink shops use this phrase. 去 here means 'remove': 'qù bīng'.
我的紅茶要去冰。
I want my black tea with no ice.
Words in this phrase
去
qù
[qù]
to remove; without
When ordering drinks, 去 means to take something out, as in no ice.
我的珍奶要去冰。
I want my bubble tea with no ice.
冰
bīng
[bīng]
ice
Ice; used when ordering drinks to specify ice level.
請給我少冰。
Less ice, please.
謝謝
xiè xiè
[shyeh-shyeh]
thank you
A polite expression used to show gratitude.
面試結束後別忘了說謝謝。
Don't forget to say thank you after the interview ends.
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