还有
hái yǒu
traditional 還有

How to write 还有 (hái yǒu) in Chinese

还有 (pinyin: hái yǒu, written "hai you" or "haiyou") means there still remain(s); there is (or are) still. Below: its meaning, pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences, so you can learn how to read, say, and write 还有.

Meaning

  • there still remain(s); there is (or are) still
  • in addition

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Examples

请稍等,我查一下。是的,还有两间空房。一晚四百八。
qǐng shāo děng, wǒ chá yí xià. shì de, hái yǒu liǎng jiān kòng fáng. yì wǎn sì bǎi bā.
One moment, let me check. Yes, two rooms still available. Four hundred eighty a night.
里面有身份证、银行卡,还有一些现金。我顺着原路往回找。
lǐ miàn yǒu shēn fèn zhèng, yín háng kǎ, hái yǒu yì xiē xiàn jīn. wǒ shùn zhe yuán lù wǎng huí zhǎo.
Inside were my ID, bank cards, and some cash. I retraced my steps looking for it.
Learn 还有 in Lesson 3: Once more!

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