How to Say ‘Talking with you is very comfortable.’ in Simplified Chinese
跟你聊天很舒服。
gēn nǐ liáo tiān hěn shū fú
[gen nee lyaow-tyen hen shoo-foo]
💬 Usage Tip: The whole action [跟你聊天] can act like the subject of the sentence: '[chatting with you] is comfortable.' Chinese does this a lot, as in [等人很无聊] 'waiting for someone is boring'.
Phrase Breakdown
跟你聊天
gēn nǐ liáo tiān
chat with you
跟 means 'with'; 聊天 means 'to chat'.
我喜欢跟朋友聊天。
I like chatting with friends.
Words in this phrase
跟
gēn
[gen]
with; to; with someone
A preposition meaning with or to, often used before a person.
我喜欢跟朋友聊天。
I like chatting with friends.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The informal singular word for you.
我想跟你再见面。
I want to meet you again.
聊天
liáo tiān
[lyaow-tyen]
to chat; to talk
A verb meaning to chat or have a conversation casually.
跟你聊天很开心。
Chatting with you is very pleasant.
很舒服
hěn shū fú
very comfortable / pleasant
Used to say the conversation feels enjoyable and easy.
这里坐着很舒服。
It feels very comfortable sitting here.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[hen]
very; quite
An adverb used before adjectives to mean very or quite.
这里很安静。
It is very quiet here.
舒服
shū fú
[shoo-foo]
comfortable; at ease
Describes feeling physically comfortable or emotionally relaxed.
跟你聊天让我觉得很舒服。
Talking with you makes me feel very comfortable.
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