How to Say ‘Coworkers’ in Traditional Chinese
同事
tóng shì
[tong-shrr]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [同事] is the normal neutral word for coworkers in Taiwan. In networking conversations, asking about [同事] and teamwork sounds natural and shows interest in daily work life, not just job titles.
Phrase Breakdown
同事
tóng shì
[tong-shrr]
coworker; colleague
A person you work with in the same company or team.
我的同事都很樂意回答問題。
My coworkers are all happy to answer questions.
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