How to Say ‘Send it to you’ in Simplified Chinese
发给你
fā gěi nǐ
[fah gay nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [发给] means "send to," with [给] marking the receiver: [发给你] "send to you." You can swap the receiver: [发给我] "send to me."
Phrase Breakdown
发给
fā gěi
[fah gay]
to send to
Means sending something and indicates the recipient with 给.
我晚上把文件发给你。
I’ll send the document to you tonight.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The standard informal singular pronoun for addressing another person.
我待会儿联系你。
I’ll contact you in a little while.
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