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How to Say ‘Introduce yourself’ in Simplified Chinese

做个自我介绍

zuò gè zì wǒ jiè shào

[zuò guh zìwǒ jièshào]

💬 Usage Tip: 个 here is short for 一个 "a/one", and it makes the request sound light and casual, like "do a quick intro". The same pattern works elsewhere: 吃个饭 "grab a meal".

Phrase Breakdown

做个

zuò gè

do a

做 (zuò, 4th tone) means 'do'. 个 (ge) is a measure word and is said lightly in a neutral tone.

Example

做个蛋糕。

Make a cake.

Words in this phrase

做

zuò

[zuò]

to do

General verb for doing an activity.

Example

你在做什么?

What are you doing?

个

gè

[guh]

measure word for general items

A very common classifier used with many nouns, especially in everyday questions like 哪个行业.

Example

你最想去哪个城市工作?

Which city do you most want to work in?

自我介绍

zì wǒ jiè shào

self-introduction

自我 (zìwǒ) means 'self' and 介绍 (jièshào) means 'introduction'. Say all four syllables evenly: zì-wǒ-jiè-shào.

Example

我来自我介绍一下。

Let me introduce myself.

Words in this phrase

自我

zì wǒ

[zìwǒ]

self; oneself

Refers to oneself; often used before verbs like introduce or evaluate.

Example

自我评价很重要。

Self-evaluation is important.

介绍

jiè shào

[jièshào]

to introduce; introduction

Used as a verb (to introduce) or noun (an introduction).

Example

请你介绍一下自己。

Please introduce yourself.

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