How to Say ‘To compliment people’ in Simplified Chinese
夸人
kuā rén
[kwah run]
💬 Usage Tip: [夸人] literally means "praise/compliment people," using [人] as a general "people" object. You'll see the same shortcut in words like [骗人] ("deceive people") and [帮人] ("help people").
Phrase Breakdown
夸
kuā
[kwah]
to praise; to compliment
夸 means to compliment someone sincerely, often about looks, style, or personality.
你很会夸别人。
You’re really good at complimenting people.
人
rén
[run]
person; people
人 means a person or people; in 夸人 it refers to complimenting someone.
他是个很有意思的人。
He’s a very interesting person.
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