How to say “Do you have a larger size?” in Chinese

“Do you have a larger size?” in Chinese is 有大号的吗?, written in pinyin as Yǒu dàhào de ma?.

有大号的吗?

Yǒu dàhào de ma?

Do you have a larger size?

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What each part of 有大号的吗? actually means.

When you use it

Use 有大号的吗? in shopping situations. Prices, sizes, bargaining and paying.

Other ways people say it

The same idea, said differently. Roughly in the order you'll hear them.

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How do you say "Do you have a larger size?" in Chinese?
"Do you have a larger size?" in Chinese is 有大号的吗? — written in pinyin as Yǒu dàhào de ma?. It is a shopping phrase you would use in China.
What does 有大号的吗? mean in Chinese?
有大号的吗? (Yǒu dàhào de ma?) means "Do you have a larger size?". Broken down word by word: 有 (yǒu) means "to have"; 大号 (dàhào) means "large size"; 的 (de) means "one / the ... one"; 吗 (ma) means "yes/no question particle".
When would you use "Do you have a larger size?" in Chinese?
Use it when the size on display is too small — the seller goes straight to the stock room instead of making you hunt racks. The same question works for shoes, where sizes answer to a different counter word but the ask sounds identical.

Where you'll use it

有大号的吗? comes up in these situations, in this order.

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