How to Say ‘Chatting with you’ in Simplified Chinese
和你聊天
hé nǐ liáo tiān
[huh nee lyaow-tyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [和你聊天] means "chat with you," with [和] marking who you're doing it with. You can reuse this pattern with other people: [和你喝一杯], [和朋友见面].
Phrase Breakdown
和
hé
[huh]
with; and
Here it means "with," showing who you are doing the action together with.
我喜欢和你聊天。
I like chatting with you.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Used to address the other person directly.
我喜欢和你聊天。
I like chatting with you.
聊天
liáo tiān
[lyaow-tyen]
to chat; to talk
A casual verb-object phrase meaning to have a conversation.
我喜欢和你聊天。
I like chatting with you.
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