How to Say ‘You're right.’ in Traditional Chinese
你說得對。
nǐ shuō dé duì
[nǐ shwaw duh dway]
💬 Usage Tip: 得 (de) goes after a verb to say how well it was done: 你說得好 "you said it well", 他開得很快 "he drives fast".
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
說
shuō
[shwaw]
to say; to speak
Used when you want to say something directly. In flirting, it helps introduce a compliment naturally.
我想說，你的外套很好看。
I want to say, your jacket looks great.
得
dé
[duh]
particle showing how an action is done
Placed after a verb to introduce the degree or manner of the action.
你觀察得很仔細，所以才會注意到我的外套。
You observed so carefully, so that's why you noticed my jacket.
對
duì
[dway]
correct; right
Used to confirm that something is correct.
這樣對嗎？
Is this correct?
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