How to Say ‘Do you have a smaller size?’ in Traditional Chinese
有小一點的嗎？
yǒu xiǎo yī diǎn de ma
[yoe shyaow ee dyen duh ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [小一點] means "a bit smaller" and uses the same pattern as [便宜一點] or [大一點]. [有...的嗎？] is a useful way to ask whether a shop has that kind of thing.
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; is there
Used to ask whether something exists or is available.
有小一點的嗎？我想試試看。
Do you have a slightly smaller one? I want to try it.
小一點的
xiǎo yī diǎn de
smaller one
A polite way to ask for a smaller size.
有小一點的包包嗎？
Do you have a smaller bag?
Words in this phrase
小
xiǎo
[shyaow]
small; smaller
Describes a smaller size in shopping contexts.
有小一點的嗎？這個有點大。
Do you have a slightly smaller one? This one is a bit big.
一點
yī diǎn
[ee dyen]
a little bit
Makes the size request softer and more natural.
有小一點的嗎？不用小太多。
Do you have a slightly smaller one? It doesn't need to be much smaller.
的
de
[duh]
one that is...; adjectival marker
Turns the description before it into 'the one that is ...'.
有小一點的嗎？我想看黑色的。
Do you have a slightly smaller one? I want to see the black one.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Used at the end of a yes-no question.
有小一點的嗎？這件我穿不下。
Do you have a slightly smaller one? I can't fit into this one.
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