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How to Say ‘Chat with you a bit more’ in Simplified Chinese

跟你多聊聊

gēn nǐ duō liáo liáo

[gen nee dwaw lyaow-lyaow]

💬 Usage Tip: Doubling an action, as in 聊聊, makes it sound light and casual, like "a bit". Also 看看 "take a look" and 走走 "take a stroll".

Phrase Breakdown

跟你

gēn nǐ

with you

跟 means 'with'. Say 'gēn nǐ' with a high, flat 跟.

Example

我跟你去。

I'll go with you.

Words in this phrase

跟

gēn

[gen]

with; to

Often means with, following, or speaking to someone depending on context.

Example

你可以跟我来。

You can come with me.

你

nǐ

[nee]

you

The informal or neutral word for “you,” suitable for peers or casual conversation.

Example

如果对方和你年纪差不多,可以说“认识你”。

If the other person is about your age, you can say “nice to meet you” with 你.

多聊聊

duō liáo liáo

chat more

多 + verb means 'do more of it'. Doubling 聊聊 makes it casual and relaxed. The second 聊 is light: 'duō liáoliao'.

Example

有空多聊聊。

Let's chat more when we're free.

Words in this phrase

多

duō

[dwaw]

more

Means “more” or “a bit more,” often used when asking for additional information.

Example

我想多了解一下你们的培训机会。

I’d like to learn more about your training opportunities.

聊聊

liáo liáo

[lyaow-lyaow]

chat a bit; talk for a while

A casual, friendly way to say “have a chat,” often for a short conversation.

Example

我想和那边的经理聊聊。

I want to chat a bit with the manager over there.

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