How to Say ‘Accompany you’ in Traditional Chinese
陪你
péi nǐ
[pay nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [陪] means going with someone and staying with them, not just "take" or "bring." You can swap the person after it: [陪我] "come with me," [陪他] "go with him / keep him company."
Phrase Breakdown
陪
péi
[pay]
accompany; go with someone
A verb meaning to accompany someone, often to help or support them.
我可以陪你去附近找提款機。
I can go with you to look for a nearby ATM.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The common singular word for addressing another person directly.
如果你沒有零錢，我可以先幫你想辦法。
If you don't have small change, I can help you figure something out first.
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