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How to Say ‘Could you explain again?’ in Traditional Chinese

你可以再解釋一次嗎?

💬 Usage Tip: Polite way to ask for repetition.

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Politeness in asking helps maintain good communication.

Phrase Breakdown

You

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

你喜歡茶嗎?

Do you like tea?

可以

can

Indicates ability or permission.

Example

我可以幫你

I can help you.

again

Denotes repetition of an action.

Example

再見

Goodbye (see you again).

解釋

explain

To make something clear or understandable.

Example

老師解釋題目

The teacher explains the question.

一次

once

One time.

Example

試一次

Try once.

嗎?

?

A question particle used to form yes-or-no questions.

Example

今天會下雨嗎?

Will it rain today?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

[]

you

Refers to the person being addressed.

Example

你今天過得怎麼樣?

How was your day today?

可以

[kě yǐ]

can

Indicates the ability or permission to do something.

Example

我可以幫你嗎?

Can I help you?

[zài]

again

To repeat an action.

Example

請再試一次。

Please try again.

解釋

[jiě shì]

explain

To make something clear or easy to understand.

Example

這個理論不容易解釋。

This theory is not easy to explain.

[]

one

A single unit or thing.

Example

我要一杯水。

I want a glass of water.

[]

time

An instance or number of occurrences of a repeating event.

Example

這是我第一次來這裡。

This is my first time here.

[ma]

question particle

Used at the end of a question.

Example

你會開車嗎?

Can you drive?

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