How to Say ‘To suit’ in Simplified Chinese
适合
shì hé
[shir-huh]
💬 Usage Tip: 适合 takes the person directly, with no "for" in between: 适合你 "suits you", 不适合我 "doesn't suit me".
Phrase Breakdown
适合
shì hé
[shir-huh]
to suit; to be suitable for
Used to say something matches a purpose, person, or brewing method well.
这款咖啡很适合手冲。
This coffee is very suitable for pour-over.
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