Chinese Phrase - Is there a TV?

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English

Is there a TV?

Syllable-level playback

yǒu

有

diàn

电

shì

视

jī

机

吗

Chinese

有电视机吗

Pinyin

yǒu diànshìjī ma

Literal meaning: Have TV [Question particle]

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Chinese Phrase - Is there a TV?

Is there a TV?

有电视机吗

yǒu diànshìjī ma

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