How to Say ‘People in the industry’ in Traditional Chinese
產業的人
chǎn yè de rén
[chahn-yeh duh ren]
💬 Usage Tip: [noun] + [的人] is a very useful pattern for 'people in/from that area': [產業的人], [這家公司的人]. It's common in networking when talking about backgrounds and contacts.
Phrase Breakdown
產業
chǎn yè
[chahn-yeh]
industry
A field of business or economic activity, such as tech, finance, or healthcare.
我想認識更多產業的人，了解不同公司的文化。
I want to meet more people in the industry and understand different company cultures.
的人
de rén
people who are in; people from
A noun phrase marker meaning 'the people who ...' or 'the people of ...'.
學校的人很友善。
The people at the school are very friendly.
Words in this phrase
的
de
[duh]
's; of
A possessive or descriptive particle that links nouns, similar to 'of' or apostrophe-s in English.
這是產業的人常用的說法。
This is an expression often used by people in the industry.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A person or people in general; often used to refer to someone in a group or profession.
那位產業的人給了我很多建議。
That person in the industry gave me a lot of advice.
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