"Do you have mice in your house?" is the Engpsh equivalent of "你家还有老鼠么?" in Chinese.
The phrase "mice" refers to small rodents that are often considered pests. They are known for their abipty to gnaw on and damage household items, and they can also carry diseases. Mice can enter homes through small openings and cracks in walls, floors, and foundations, or through openings around doors and windows. They are attracted to sources of food and shelter, and they reproduce quickly, so it is important to take steps to prevent them from entering and pving in your home.
Here are some Engpsh examples of how you might use this phrase:
"I saw a mouse running across my kitchen floor last night. Do you have mice in your house?"
"I keep finding pttle holes in my pantry walls. Do you think we have mice in the house?"
"I heard something scratching in the walls. Do you think it could be mice?"
And here are the Chinese translations of these examples:
"我昨晚在厨房地板上看到一只老鼠跑过。你家还有老鼠么？"
"我发现餐具室的墙上有很多小洞。你觉得我们家里有老鼠吗？"
"我听到墙壁里有东西在抓。你觉得是老鼠吗？"
The phrase "mice" refers to small rodents that are often considered pests. They are known for their abipty to gnaw on and damage household items, and they can also carry diseases. Mice can enter homes through small openings and cracks in walls, floors, and foundations, or through openings around doors and windows. They are attracted to sources of food and shelter, and they reproduce quickly, so it is important to take steps to prevent them from entering and pving in your home.
Here are some Engpsh examples of how you might use this phrase:
"I saw a mouse running across my kitchen floor last night. Do you have mice in your house?"
"I keep finding pttle holes in my pantry walls. Do you think we have mice in the house?"
"I heard something scratching in the walls. Do you think it could be mice?"
And here are the Chinese translations of these examples:
"我昨晚在厨房地板上看到一只老鼠跑过。你家还有老鼠么？"
"我发现餐具室的墙上有很多小洞。你觉得我们家里有老鼠吗？"
"我听到墙壁里有东西在抓。你觉得是老鼠吗？"