How to Say ‘Experience’ in Traditional Chinese
經驗
jīng yàn
[jing-yen]
💬 Usage Tip: [經驗] usually means experience in the broad sense, often work experience or lessons learned. In [分享經驗], it often means sharing know-how or what you've learned, not just telling a story.
Phrase Breakdown
經驗
jīng yàn
[jing-yen]
experience
Knowledge or skill gained from doing work or living through situations.
他有很多專案經驗，所以大家都會請教他。
He has a lot of project experience, so everyone asks him for advice.
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