How to Say ‘You all usually’ in Simplified Chinese
你们平时
nǐ men píng shí
[nee men ping shir]
💬 Usage Tip: [你们] means "you" plural, and [平时] adds the idea of everyday habits: [你们平时吃什么？] "What do you usually eat?" It often comes early in the sentence before the main advice or question.
Phrase Breakdown
你们
nǐ men
[nee men]
you (plural)
A pronoun used to address two or more people, like 'you all' or 'you guys.'
你们平时喜欢吃清淡一点吗？
Do you usually like to eat lighter food?
平时
píng shí
[ping shir]
usually; normally
Refers to ordinary times or someone's usual habits in daily life.
你们平时几点吃晚饭？
What time do you usually eat dinner?
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