How to Say ‘What about the key data?’ in Traditional Chinese
那重點資料呢？
nà zhòng diǎn zī liào ne
[nah jong dyen dzih lyao nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: The ending [呢] turns this into a "what about...?" question: [那重點資料呢？] You can reuse it easily in discussion: [那標題呢？] [那顏色呢？]
Phrase Breakdown
那
nà
[nah]
that; then; in that case
A common word used to point something out or continue the conversation.
那我們明天見。
Then let's meet tomorrow.
重點資料
zhòng diǎn zī liào
key information; important information
Important or essential information to notice or remember.
請先看重點資料。
Please look at the key information first.
Words in this phrase
重點
zhòng diǎn
[jong dyen]
key point; main point
The most important part or idea that needs attention.
請把重點圈起來。
Please circle the key points.
資料
zī liào
[dzih lyao]
data; information; materials
Information, documents, or materials collected for use or reference.
這份資料很好懂。
This material is easy to understand.
呢
ne
[nuh]
(particle indicating follow-up question)
A sentence particle used to ask 'what about...?' or to keep the topic going.
你呢？
What about you?
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