How to Say ‘To be interested in’ in Traditional Chinese
對…有興趣
duì yǒu xìng qù
[dway yǒu shing-chyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: The thing you're interested in goes in the gap between 對 and 有興趣: 我對行銷有興趣 "I'm interested in marketing". English puts the topic at the end, but Chinese puts it in the middle.
Phrase Breakdown
對
duì
[dway]
to; toward; with regard to
A preposition meaning 'toward' or 'regarding.' In allergy phrases, it marks what someone is allergic to.
他對花生過敏，所以不能吃花生甜點。
He is allergic to peanuts, so he cannot eat peanut desserts.
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have
To possess or contain something.
這個路段有一點擁堵。
This section of the road has a bit of traffic.
興趣
xìng qù
[shing-chyoo]
interest
A feeling of curiosity or liking toward something.
我對行銷很有興趣。
I am very interested in marketing.
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