How to Say “Do you have a smaller size?” in Chinese
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"Do you have a smaller size?" in Chinese is 有小一点的吗？ (yǒu xiǎo yì diǎn de ma). Sizes in Chinese: 大号 (dà hào, large), 中号 (zhōng hào, medium), 小号 (xiǎo hào, small), 加大 (jiā dà, extra-large). To ask for smaller or larger use 一点 (yì diǎn, "a bit"): 有大一点的吗 (do you have a bigger one?).
Primary translation
有小一点的吗？
yǒu xiǎo yì diǎn de ma
Traditional: 有小一點的嗎？
When to use it
Sizes in Chinese: 大号 (dà hào, large), 中号 (zhōng hào, medium), 小号 (xiǎo hào, small), 加大 (jiā dà, extra-large). To ask for smaller or larger use 一点 (yì diǎn, "a bit"): 有大一点的吗 (do you have a bigger one?). Chinese clothing sizes run small by Western standards; a US medium is often a Chinese L or XL. Ask 这是几号 (what size is this?) to confirm. Most shops also stock 均码 (jūn mǎ, one size).
Example sentences
有小一点的吗？
Yǒu xiǎo yì diǎn de ma?
Do you have a smaller one?
我穿大号。
Wǒ chuān dà hào.
I wear size large.
有别的颜色吗？
Yǒu bié de yánsè ma?
Do you have other colours?
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