How to Say ‘You have beautiful eyes.’ in Simplified Chinese
你的眼睛很漂亮。
nǐ de yǎn jīng hěn piào liàng
[nee duh yen-jing hun pyaow-lyahng]
🇨🇳 In China: Complimenting a stranger's eyes can sound more personal or flirty than praising clothes, style, or politeness. In China, safer first compliments to strangers are often about visible choices like [穿搭], [发型], or [颜色]。
Phrase Breakdown
你的
nǐ de
your
Shows possession.
你的笑容很好看。
Your smile looks very nice.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
A common way to address the person you are speaking to.
你笑起来眼睛很亮。
Your eyes light up when you smile.
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
Shows possession, like 'your' in English.
你的眼睛很漂亮。
Your eyes are very beautiful.
眼睛
yǎn jīng
[yen-jing]
eyes
Refers to a person's eyes, often used in compliments about appearance.
你的眼睛很漂亮。
Your eyes are very beautiful.
很漂亮
hěn piào liàng
very beautiful
A direct compliment for appearance.
这朵花很漂亮。
This flower is very beautiful.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[hun]
very; quite
Used before adjectives to make the sentence flow naturally.
你的眼睛很特别。
Your eyes are very distinctive.
漂亮
piào liàng
[pyaow-lyahng]
beautiful; pretty
A common compliment for people, features, or visually pleasing things.
你的眼睛很漂亮。
Your eyes are very beautiful.
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