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How do you say "one more please" in Chinese?
再来一个，请
zài lái yí gè ， qǐng
In Chinese, "one more please" is 再来一个，请 (zài lái yí gè ， qǐng).
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Pronunciation
Say zài lái yí gè ， qǐng with "zài" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "lái" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "yí" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "gè" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "，" kept light and neutral, then "qǐng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone).
Writing and usage
再来一个，请 is written using hanzi. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.
Example sentence
one more please
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How to remember 再来一个，请
Notice how "dzeye leye yee guh cheeng" echoes inside "zài lái yí gè ， qǐng"; tie that echo to one more please and you won't forget it.
Related words
- i would like to order this 我想订购这个
- can i see the menu 我能看看菜单吗
- whats good here 这里有什么好
- im allergic to nuts 我对坚果过敏
- i dont eat meat 我不吃肉
- is this spicy 这辣吗
- can i get this to go 我能把这个带走吗
- can we split the bill 我们能分摊账单吗？
- is service included 服务包含在内
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Questions about 再来一个，请
How do you pronounce 再来一个，请?
Say zài lái yí gè ， qǐng with "zài" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "lái" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "yí" pushed upward like a question (second tone), then "gè" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "，" kept light and neutral, then "qǐng" dipped low then curled back up (third tone).
Is 再来一个，请 formal or casual?
再来一个，请 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is 再来一个，请 used in Chinese?
再来一个，请 is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (one more please).
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