"您想买什么？"

Translation:What would you like to buy?

November 24, 2017

9 Comments

您(nín) = you (courteous, as opposed to informal 你)

您好(nínhǎo) = hello (polite) 您的(nínde) = your, yours (polite form)

November 24, 2017

Unlike the T-V distinction in European languages, you can use 您 when addressing your grandparents to convey filial piety/respect for the elderly （孝）.

July 18, 2018

Xiexienin

January 4, 2018

Thank you

March 12, 2018

Yes, similar to tú and usted in Spanish

January 26, 2019

What about "Would you like to buy something?"

December 1, 2017

That would be a yes/no question, and there is no 吗 or the like.

June 16, 2018

"Would you like" is the same as "Do/Would you want" I think

January 28, 2019

您想買什麼？

January 23, 2019