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How to Say ‘Very happy to chat with you.’ in Traditional Chinese

很高興跟你聊天。

hěn gāo xìng gēn nǐ liáo tiān

[huhn gao-shing gun nee lyao-tyen]

💬 Usage Tip: [跟] before a person can mean "with," so [跟你聊天] is "chat with you." You can swap the verb: [跟你見面] (meet with you), [跟你討論] (discuss with you).

Phrase Breakdown

很高興

hěn gāo xìng

very happy; pleased

A polite phrase used to express pleasure or happiness, often in introductions.

Example

很高興見到你。

Nice to meet you.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[huhn]

very

很 usually means 'very' and is often placed before adjectives.

Example

我很珍惜這次交流機會。

I really value this chance to interact.

高興

gāo xìng

[gao-shing]

glad; pleased

高興 means glad or pleased, often used in polite social situations.

Example

能和你交換意見,我很高興。

I’m glad to exchange ideas with you.

gēn

[gun]

with

跟 means 'with' and is often used to show who you are interacting with.

Example

我想跟你約時間喝咖啡。

I’d like to arrange a time to have coffee with you.

[nee]

you

你 is the common singular word for 'you' in casual or neutral conversation.

Example

改天我再跟你聯絡。

I’ll contact you again another day.

聊天

liáo tiān

[lyao-tyen]

to chat

聊天 means to chat or have a conversation in a friendly way.

Example

在活動後聊天可以加深印象。

Chatting after the event can deepen the impression.

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