<p>(你)可以多給(我)點肉嗎 - Can you give me a little more meat? Or, May I have a little more meat?</p>
<p>(你)可以(給我)多盛點飯嗎 - Can you give me some more rice? Or, May I have some more rice?</p>
<p>Note that, in Chinese, &quot;我&quot; is not necessary if you are the person asking the favor. But if the favor is for the other person, a pronoun is required:</p>
<p>(你)可以多給<strong>他</strong>點肉嗎 - Can you give him a little more meat? Or, Can he get a little more meat?</p>
<p>(你)可以給<strong>他</strong>多盛點飯嗎 - Can you give him some more rice? Or, Can he get some more rice?</p>
<p>In all cases, &quot;你&quot; can be omitted.</p>

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<p>Friendly auntie at more workplace only knows Mandarin. Was wondering how do I ask for more meat/rice. Thanks!</p>

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How do I ask for more meat or rice?
# How do I ask for more meat or rice?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-02-28)

Friendly auntie at more workplace only knows Mandarin. Was wondering how do I ask for more meat/rice. Thanks!

**Tags:** mandarin

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2023-02-28. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

(你)可以多給(我)點肉嗎 - Can you give me a little more meat? Or, May I have a little more meat?

(你)可以(給我)多盛點飯嗎 - Can you give me some more rice? Or, May I have some more rice?

Note that, in Chinese, "我" is not necessary if you are the person asking the favor. But if the favor is for the other person, a pronoun is required:

(你)可以多給**他**點肉嗎 - Can you give him a little more meat? Or, Can he get a little more meat?

(你)可以給**他**多盛點飯嗎 - Can you give him some more rice? Or, Can he get some more rice?

In all cases, "你" can be omitted.


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