How to Say ‘You're good at complimenting people.’ in Simplified Chinese
你很会夸人。
nǐ hěn huì kuā rén
[nee hunn hway kwah run]
🇨🇳 In China: This is often playful rather than critical after someone compliments you. It can be a flirtatious way to accept praise while gently teasing them.
Phrase Breakdown
你很会
nǐ hěn huì
you are good at; you are very skilled at
Often used before an action to mean someone is good at doing it.
你很会说话。
You are very good at speaking.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
你 addresses the other person directly in a friendly way.
你真的很会夸人。
You really know how to compliment people.
很
hěn
[hunn]
very
很 adds degree and makes the sentence sound natural.
你很会说话。
You’re really good with words.
会
huì
[hway]
to know how to; to be good at
会 here means having a skill or social ability.
你很会聊天。
You’re really good at chatting.
夸人
kuā rén
to compliment people
Means praising or saying nice things about someone.
她很会夸人。
She is very good at complimenting people.
Words in this phrase
夸
kuā
[kwah]
to praise; to compliment
夸 is commonly used when talking about giving compliments.
他总是夸别人穿得好看。
He always compliments others on dressing well.
人
rén
[run]
person; people
人 refers to the person receiving the compliment.
会夸人的人通常很有亲和力。
People who know how to compliment others are usually very approachable.
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