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How to Say ‘I am interested in your company’ in Simplified Chinese

Q: How do you say "I am interested in your company" in Simplified Chinese?

"I am interested in your company" in Simplified Chinese is "我对你们公司". This phrase is commonly used in China.

Q: What does "我对你们公司" mean in English?

"我对你们公司" means "I am interested in your company" in English. Usage tip: With [对], Chinese often says who or what your feeling is toward: [我对你们公司] = 'as for your company / toward your company, I...' You'll see the same pattern in [我对这个职位很感兴趣].

我对你们公司

wǒ duì nǐ men gōng sī

[waw dway nee-men gong-suh]

💬 Usage Tip: With [对], Chinese often says who or what your feeling is toward: [我对你们公司] = 'as for your company / toward your company, I...' You'll see the same pattern in [我对这个职位很感兴趣].

Phrase Breakdown

我

wǒ

[waw]

I; me

A first-person pronoun used to refer to yourself.

Example

我对你们公司的文化很感兴趣。

I am very interested in your company's culture.

对

duì

[dway]

toward; regarding; about

A preposition used to show the target of feelings, opinions, or actions.

Example

我对你们公司的发展方向很认同。

I strongly agree with your company's development direction.

你们

nǐ men

[nee-men]

you (plural); you all

The plural form of 'you,' often used when speaking to a group or organization.

Example

我对你们公司的团队氛围印象很好。

I have a very good impression of your company's team atmosphere.

公司

gōng sī

[gong-suh]

company

A business or organization; often used when discussing employers or workplaces.

Example

我对你们公司的企业文化很好奇。

I am very curious about your company's corporate culture.

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