How to Say ‘Look into it’ in Traditional Chinese
調查一下
diào chá yī xià
[diàochá yīxià]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a useful polite way to ask someone to look into a fare issue without sounding aggressive. In Taiwan, softening with 一下 helps keep the interaction workable even when you're unhappy.
Phrase Breakdown
調查
diào chá
[diàochá]
investigate a bit
To take a quick or brief look into something.
我們應該調查一下他們的背景。
We should investigate their background a bit.
一下
yī xià
[yīxià]
investigate a bit
To take a quick or brief look into something.
我們應該調查一下他們的背景。
We should investigate their background a bit.
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