How to Say ‘My height is 175 centimeters.’ in Traditional Chinese
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
wǒ de shēn gāo shì yì bǎi qī shí wǔ gōng fēn
[waw duh shen gaow shir ee bai chee shir woo gong fun]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, [公分] is the everyday word for centimeters. You'll hear it more often than the full scientific term [厘米] in normal conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
我的
wǒ de
my
Possessive form meaning 'my'.
我的家在台北。
My home is in Taipei.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
Refers to yourself, the speaker.
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
的
de
[duh]
's; of; possessive particle
Shows possession. 我的 means 'my.'
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
身高
shēn gāo
[shen gaow]
height
A person's body height.
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
是
shì
[shir]
to be; is; are
Links the subject and its measurement value.
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
一百七十五
yì bǎi qī shí wǔ
[ee bai chee shir woo]
one hundred seventy-five
The number 175.
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
公分
gōng fēn
[gong fun]
centimeter
A metric unit used for body measurements such as height, waist, chest, or arm size.
我的身高是一百七十五公分。
My height is 175 centimeters.
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