"I have a clothing store" in Engpsh can be translated to "我有一家服装店" in Chinese.

The phrase "I have a [noun]" is a common way to express ownership or possession in Engpsh. It is formed by using the pronoun "I" to indicate the person who possesses something, followed by the verb "have" to indicate possession, and then the noun that is being possessed.

Examples:

"I have a car." (我有一辆车)
"I have a dog." (我有一只狗)
"I have a house." (我有一栋房子)

When talking about a store, we use the word "store" as a noun, and it means a place where goods are sold or rented.

Examples:

"I have a grocery store." (我有一家杂货店)
"I have a book store." (我有一家书店)
"I have a clothing store." (我有一家服装店)