How to Say ‘I ate lots of snacks’ in Traditional Chinese
吃了很多小吃
chī le hěn duō xiǎo chī
[chī le hěn duō xiǎochī]
💬 Usage Tip: 了 right after the verb marks that it happened. Swap the verb and thing: 買了很多東西 "bought lots of stuff".
Phrase Breakdown
吃
chī
[chī]
to eat
The basic verb for eating food.
我們去吃晚餐吧。
Let's go eat dinner.
了
le
[le]
completed action marker
Indicates an action has been completed.
他已經走了。
He has already left.
很多
hěn duō
[hěn duō]
a lot; much
Indicates a large amount or degree.
今天人很多。
There are a lot of people today.
小吃
xiǎo chī
[xiǎochī]
snacks; street food
Small, inexpensive local dishes, often sold at night markets or food stalls.
我最喜歡台灣的小吃。
I like Taiwanese snacks the most.
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