How to Say ‘I've eaten too.’ in Traditional Chinese
我也吃了。
wǒ yě chī le
[waw yeh chih le]
💬 Usage Tip: 也 (yě) "too" always goes before the verb, never at the end of the sentence like in English. For example, 我也去 means "I'm going too".
Phrase Breakdown
我也
wǒ yě
I also
我 (wǒ) + 也 (yě) means 'me too'. Both are third tones, so 我 changes to a rising tone: 'wó yě'.
我也是學生。
I'm also a student.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
The first-person pronoun meaning "I" or "me."
我要喝水。
I want to drink water.
也
yě
[yeh]
also; too
Used to add another idea, meaning "also" or "as well."
我們也重視團隊合作。
We also value teamwork.
吃了。
chī le
have eaten.
吃了 (chī le) means 'have eaten'. Keep 吃 high and flat, and 了 light.
小狗吃了。
The puppy has eaten.
Words in this phrase
吃
chī
[chih]
to eat
Used with 有 to form a natural question: 有吃…嗎？ ‘Have you eaten…?’
你有吃湯圓嗎？
Did you eat tangyuan (sweet rice balls)?
了
le
[le]
completed action marker
Indicates an action has been completed.
他已經走了。
He has already left.
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