Bạn có món khác không?

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Breakdown of Bạn có món khác không?

• món: the dish
• không: (question marker)
• có: to have

Questions & Answers about Bạn có món khác không?

What part of speech is có in this sentence?

Có is a verb meaning “to have” or “there is/are.” In this context, it asks about the availability or existence of something (“Do you have…”).

How does có work in yes/no questions?

In Vietnamese, you form a yes/no question by placing có right after the subject and adding the question particle không at the end.
Pattern: Subject + có + object + không?
Here: Bạn (subject) + có + món khác (object) + không?

What does món khác mean? Why can’t I say just khác?

Món is the classifier or noun for a “dish” of food. Khác means “other” or “different.” Combined, món khác literally means “another dish.” Omitting món would leave you with simply “other,” which is too vague—you need món to show you’re talking about food.

What role does không play, and why is it at the end?

Không is the question particle that turns a statement into a yes/no question (not to be confused with the negative “không” that precedes verbs). It always sits at the end of a yes/no question. You could drop it if you strictly rely on rising intonation, but leaving không makes the question clearer and more standard.