How to Say ‘You speak it very well’ in Traditional Chinese
說得很好
shuō dé hěn hǎo
[shuō de hen how]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 得 after an action to describe how well it's done: 說得很好 "speak well", 跑得很快 "run fast". The 得 is read lightly, as (de).
Phrase Breakdown
說得
shuō dé
speak (in a way that is)
說 means 'to speak'. 得 links a verb to a description of how it is done.
他說得太快了。
He speaks too fast.
Words in this phrase
說
shuō
[shuō]
to speak; to say
A basic verb meaning to speak or say.
他說中文。
He speaks Chinese.
得
dé
[de]
(degree complement marker)
Comes after a verb to introduce how well or how much the action is done.
他跑得很快。
He runs very fast.
很好
hěn hǎo
very well
很好 means 'very good' or 'very well'. It describes how something is done.
你做得很好。
You did very well.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[hen]
very; quite
An adverb used before adjectives to mean very or quite.
這家公司很重視溝通。
This company really values communication.
好
hǎo
[how]
good; well
A basic adjective meaning good, favorable, or well.
這是一個好機會，你可以把握一下。
This is a good opportunity, and you can make use of it.
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