How to Say ‘Do you think this feels comfortable?’ in Traditional Chinese
你覺得這樣搭配舒服嗎？
nǐ jué dé zhè yàng dā pèi shū fú ma
[nee jyue-duh juh-yahng dah-pay shoo-fu mah]
Phrase Breakdown
你覺得
nǐ jué dé
do you think; in your opinion
Used to ask someone’s opinion.
你覺得怎麼樣？
What do you think?
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person being asked for an opinion.
你覺得這樣設計好嗎？
Do you think this design is good?
覺得
jué dé
[jyue-duh]
think; feel; find
Used to ask what someone thinks or feels about something.
你覺得這樣搭配可以嗎？
Do you think this combination works?
這樣搭配
zhè yàng dā pèi
this kind of matching/pairing
Refers to the current combination or arrangement.
這樣搭配可以嗎？
Is this pairing okay?
Words in this phrase
這樣
zhè yàng
[juh-yahng]
like this; this way
Refers to the current way of arranging or doing something.
這樣看會更清楚。
Looking at it this way will be clearer.
搭配
dā pèi
[dah-pay]
match; pair; combine
To put visual elements together in a coordinated way.
顏色這樣搭配很柔和。
The colors are very soft when matched this way.
舒服嗎？
shū fú ma
comfortable?; does it feel good?
Asks whether the result feels pleasant or comfortable.
這樣坐舒服嗎？
Is sitting like this comfortable?
Words in this phrase
舒服
shū fú
[shoo-fu]
comfortable; pleasing
Describes whether something feels or looks pleasant and easy to accept.
這個畫面看起來很舒服。
This visual looks very comfortable.
嗎
ma
[mah]
question particle
Turns a statement into a yes-no question.
這樣可以嗎？
Is this okay?
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