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How to Say ‘Your company’s’ in Simplified Chinese

贵公司的

guì gōng sī de

[gway gong-sir duh]

💬 Usage Tip: [贵公司] is a respectful way to say "your company" when speaking to someone about their employer. Adding [的] links it to the following noun: [贵公司的文化], [贵公司的产品].

🇨🇳 In China: Use [贵公司] in professional settings when asking about the other person's company; it sounds respectful and standard. You would not normally use [贵公司] for your own company.

Phrase Breakdown

guì

[gway]

honorable; your (polite)

A respectful word used before nouns, especially in formal settings like talking about someone’s company.

Example

我想了解贵公司的发展机会。

I’d like to learn about your company’s development opportunities.

公司

gōng sī

[gong-sir]

company

Refers to a company or business organization.

Example

贵公司的文化听起来很有吸引力。

Your company’s culture sounds very attractive.

de

[duh]

's; of

A structural particle showing possession or description, like “of” or apostrophe-s in English.

Example

贵公司的团队很年轻。

Your company’s team is very young.

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