How to Say ‘What's in’ in Traditional Chinese
裡面有什麼
lǐ miàn yǒu shén me
[lǐ miàn yǒu shén me]
💬 Usage Tip: 裡面有什麼 is literally "inside has what," a very common Chinese word order. You can use the same pattern with other places: 這個裡面有什麼？
Phrase Breakdown
裡面
lǐ miàn
[lǐ miàn]
inside
Within the space or area contained by something.
盒子裡面有什麼？
What's inside the box?
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have
To contain or possess something.
包裡面有水和零食。
The bag contains water and snacks.
什麼
shén me
[shén me]
what
Used to ask for information specifying something.
這裡面有什麼好吃的？
What's good to eat in here?
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