How to say “Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?” in Chinese

“Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?” in Chinese is 尺码不合适可以换吗?, written in pinyin as Chǐmǎ bù héshì kěyǐ huàn ma?.

尺码不合适可以换吗?

Chǐmǎ bù héshì kěyǐ huàn ma?

Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?

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Use 尺码不合适可以换吗? in shopping situations. Prices, sizes, bargaining and paying.

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How do you say "Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?" in Chinese?
"Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?" in Chinese is 尺码不合适可以换吗? — written in pinyin as Chǐmǎ bù héshì kěyǐ huàn ma?. It is a shopping phrase you would use in China.
What does 尺码不合适可以换吗? mean in Chinese?
尺码不合适可以换吗? (Chǐmǎ bù héshì kěyǐ huàn ma?) means "Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?". Broken down word by word: 尺码 (chǐmǎ) means "size (clothing)"; 合适 (héshì) means "to fit / suitable"; 换 (huàn) means "to exchange".
When would you use "Can I exchange it if the size doesn't fit?" in Chinese?
Say it before paying when you're unsure about a size — malls and brand stores answer yes and explain the window; market stalls will say no, which is exactly what you want to know before money changes hands. It also works after the purchase if the tag is still on: bring the receipt (发票 or 小票) and this line opens the exchange desk conversation.

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