How to Say ‘Each’ in Traditional Chinese
每個
měi gè
[may guh]
💬 Usage Tip: [每個] means "each," with [每] plus the counting word [個]. You can swap in other nouns the same way: [每個人] "each person," [每個問題] "each question."
Phrase Breakdown
每
měi
[may]
every; each
Refers to all members one by one.
每個人都有名字。
Every person has a name.
個
gè
[guh]
classifier for general objects or people
A common measure word used after numbers and words like each.
每個學生都到了。
Each student has arrived.
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