How do you say "Do you have a smaller one?" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use ちいさいのはありますか (chiisai no wa arimasu ka) while shopping when the current item is too big and you want a smaller one.

Chunk or pattern

• Reusable pattern: 〜 の は / ありますか
• In this phrase, ちいさいの means “a smaller one.”
• A very useful pair is: ちいさいの = smaller one / おおきいの = bigger one.

Core words

• ちいさい: small.
• の: here it works like “one,” as in “a smaller one.”
• ありますか: “do you have?” / “is there?”

Helper words and endings

• は: marks what you are asking about.
• ますか: polite question ending after a verb.

Practical note

This is useful for clothes, bags, containers, and other items where size matters. Pointing makes the question much clearer.