How to Say ‘What about / as for’ in Simplified Chinese
呢
ne
[nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [呢] at the end of a question can mean "what about...?" or "and ...?" It often follows a topic, as in [那甜食呢？] "What about sweets, then?"
Phrase Breakdown
呢
ne
[nuh]
particle for follow-up question; what about...?
A sentence-final particle often used to ask back, shift focus, or soften a question.
晚饭呢，您想怎么调整？
As for dinner, how would you like to adjust it?
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