问题

wèn tí

question

HSK 2

한자 분해

Usage and Nuances of "问题"

"问题" (wèn tí) is a versatile word commonly used to mean "question" or "problem". It can refer to a literal question someone asks, a topic for discussion, or an issue that needs solving.

Common Contexts

  1. Questions in conversation or exams: When you want to ask if someone has questions or to refer to a question on a test, "问题" is the standard term.
  2. Problems or difficulties: It also frequently describes problems, whether technical, social, or personal.

Collocations and Patterns

  • "什么问题?" (Do you have any questions?) — a polite way to invite questions.
  • "技术问题" (technical problem) — used in work or technology contexts.
  • "社会问题" (social problem) — refers to societal issues.

Register and Tone

"问题" is neutral and appropriate in both formal and informal contexts. It is widely used in spoken and written Chinese.

Common Confusion

Sometimes learners confuse "问题" with "事情" (shìqing), which means "matter" or "thing". "问题" implies a question or a problem needing attention, while "事情" is more general.

Understanding these nuances helps you use "问题" naturally in conversations about questions, challenges, or topics.

예문

你还有什么问题吗?

Nǐ hái yǒu shénme wèntí ma?

Do you have any other questions?

这个问题很难回答。

Zhège wèntí hěn nán huídá.

This question is hard to answer.

我们遇到了一些技术问题。

Wǒmen yùdào le yìxiē jìshù wèntí.

We encountered some technical problems.

请把你的问题写下来,我们会尽快回复。

Qǐng bǎ nǐ de wèntí xiě xiàlái, wǒmen huì jǐnkuài huífù.

Please write down your questions, we will reply as soon as possible.

这个政策引发了很多社会问题。

Zhège zhèngcè yǐnfā le hěn duō shèhuì wèntí.

This policy has caused many social problems.