How to Say ‘Put outfits together yourself’ in Simplified Chinese
自己搭
zì jǐ dā
[zìjǐ dā]
💬 Usage Tip: 搭 (dā) on its own here means "to put clothes together". It's short for 搭配, the word for an outfit's combination.
Phrase Breakdown
自己
zì jǐ
[zìjǐ]
oneself
Refers to the person in concern as an individual entity.
他相信自己能做到。
He believes he can do it himself.
搭
dā
[dā]
to put together (an outfit)
To match or combine clothes.
今天穿什么，我还没搭好。
I haven't put today's outfit together yet.
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