How to Say ‘Such a / this kind of’ in Traditional Chinese
這樣的
zhè yàng de
[juh-yang duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [這樣的] goes before a noun to mean "this kind of" or "such a." You can swap in other nouns easily: [這樣的公司], [這樣的文化], [這樣的做法].
Phrase Breakdown
這樣
zhè yàng
[juh-yang]
like this; such
Describes something in this way or of this kind.
這樣的公司文化很吸引人。
This kind of company culture is very attractive.
的
de
[duh]
of; descriptive particle
A grammar particle used to link a description to a noun.
這樣的做法能增加信任。
This kind of approach can increase trust.
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