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How to Say ‘Are you experiencing any discomfort?’ in Simplified Chinese

请问你有什么不舒服的地方吗?

💬 Usage Tip: Literally, 'Do you have any place uncomfortable?'

🇨🇳 In China: Doctors often begin consultations with this question.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

请问

[qǐng wèn]

may I ask

A polite way to request information.

Example

请问你住在哪儿?

May I ask where you live?

[]

you

Refers to the person being addressed.

Example

你有什么需要?

What do you need?

[yǒu]

have

To possess or contain something.

Example

你有什么计划?

What plans do you have?

什么

[shén me]

what

Asks for information.

Example

你有什么想法?

What are your thoughts?

[]

not

Negates the meaning of the word it precedes.

Example

我不明白。

I do not understand.

舒服

[shū fú]

comfortable

Feeling at ease or relaxed.

Example

这里很舒服。

It's very comfortable here.

[de]

particle

Used to form a possessive, modifying, or descriptive phrase.

Example

喜欢吃的东西。

Things that one likes to eat.

地方

[dì fāng]

place

Refers to a specific location or area.

Example

这是个好地方。

This is a good place.

[ma]

question particle

Used to turn a statement into a question.

Example

你喜欢这吗?

Do you like this?

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