How to Say ‘Work experience’ in Traditional Chinese
工作經驗
gōng zuò jīng yàn
[gong-dzwaw jing-yen]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often stacks two nouns directly, with the first describing the second: [工作經驗] = work + experience. You can reuse this pattern with [面試經驗] (interview experience) or [管理經驗] (management experience).
Phrase Breakdown
工作
gōng zuò
[gong-dzwaw]
work; job
Refers to employment or professional tasks; here it is part of the phrase work experience.
我想了解你的工作經驗。
I would like to understand your work experience.
經驗
jīng yàn
[jing-yen]
experience
Refers to practical knowledge gained over time; here it combines with work to mean work experience.
我想了解你的工作經驗。
I would like to understand your work experience.
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