问题wèn tíquestion; problem; issue; topic
问题 (wèn tí) means "question," "problem," or "issue." It is the everyday noun for something you ask, a difficulty you face, or a topic under discussion. Say 有问题 for having a question or a problem, and 没问题 to say something is fine.
What does 问题 mean?
- 1.
question; problem; issue; topicnoun
What do the characters in 问题 mean?
- 问to ask; to inquire
- 题topic; problem for discussion; exam question
How do you use 问题?
问题 covers both a question you ask and a problem or issue you deal with; context usually makes which reading clear.
Patterns
有问题
我有一个问题。
Wǒ yǒu yí gè wèn tí.
I have a question.
没问题
没问题。
Méi wèn tí.
No problem.
这个问题
这个问题很难。
Zhège wèn tí hěn nán.
This question / problem is hard.
What are some examples of 问题 in a sentence?
How is 问题 different from 事?
问题 is a question, problem, or issue you ask about or solve. 事 is a matter or affair that happens. Ask 我有一个问题 for a question; say 我有事 for having something to deal with.
Only 问题 fits here
我有一个问题。
Wǒ yǒu yí gè wèn tí.
I have a question.
How is 问题 used in a conversation?
- Speaker A:
你有问题吗?
Nǐ yǒu wèntí ma?
Do you have a question?
- Speaker B:
我有一个问题。
Wǒ yǒu yí gè wèntí.
I have a question.
- Speaker A:
什么问题?
Shénme wèntí?
What question?
- Speaker B:
这个问题很难。
Zhège wèntí hěn nán.
This question is hard.
- Speaker A:
我可以帮你。
Wǒ kěyǐ bāng nǐ.
I can help you.
- Speaker B:
好,没问题。
Hǎo, méi wèntí.
OK, no problem.
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Related words
- 事shìmatter; thing; item; work; affairHSK 1
- 东西dōng xithing; stuff; personHSK 1
- 为什么wèi shén mewhy?; for what reason?HSK 2
- 说shuōto speak; to talk; to sayHSK 1
- 看kànto see; to look atHSK 1
- 有yǒuto have; there isHSK 1
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English glosses on this page are adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG (snapshot 2026-10-23), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Glosses were edited for learners.