How to Say ‘Yes, I'm from HR.’ in Traditional Chinese
對，我是人資部的。
duì wǒ shì rén zī bù de
[duì wǒ shr rénzībù duh]
💬 Usage Tip: 我是 ___ 的 means "I'm from/with ___". Fill in a department or company, for example 我是業務部的 "I'm from Sales".
Phrase Breakdown
對，我是
duì wǒ shì
yes, I am
對 (right/yes) is a sharp falling tone. Pause briefly, then say 我是 (I am).
對，我是學生。
Yes, I'm a student.
Words in this phrase
對
duì
[duì]
yes; correct
Affirmative response or agreement.
對，我要熱的豆奶。
Yes, I want hot soy milk.
我
wǒ
[wǒ]
I
A pronoun referring to oneself.
我是老師。
I am a teacher.
是
shì
[shr]
to be; is; are
The basic verb 'to be' in Chinese.
這是最直接的路嗎？
Is this the most direct route?
人資部的。
rén zī bù de
from the HR department
人資 is short for 人力資源 (human resources), and 部 means department. 的 here means 'belonging to'.
她是人資部的。
She's from the HR department.
Words in this phrase
人資部
rén zī bù
[rénzībù]
Human Resources department
Short for 人力資源部, the department handling hiring and staff.
人資部負責面試新人。
The HR department is in charge of interviewing new hires.
的
de
[duh]
's; of; linking particle
A common particle used to connect descriptions to nouns, like 'nearby ATM' or 'the ATM nearby.'
我想找附近的提款機。
I want to find a nearby ATM.
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