How to Say ‘How many people?’ in Traditional Chinese
幾位客人？
💬 Usage Tip: The full phrase for asking the number of guests.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Often asked by restaurant staff to arrange appropriate accommodations.
Phrase Breakdown
幾位
客人
Word-by-Word Breakdown
幾
[jǐ]
how many
Used to ask about quantity or number.
請問今天有幾位客人預訂了？
How many guests have reservations today?
位
[wèi]
seats
Depends on context, can refer to quantity of people.
餐廳今天可以接待多少位客人？
How many guests can the restaurant accommodate today?
客人
[kè rén]
guest
A person visiting a place, especially for a short time.
客人已經到了餐廳。
The guests have arrived at the restaurant.
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