How to Say ‘Do you feel / Do you think’ in Traditional Chinese
你是覺得
nǐ shì jué dé
[nee shir jywe de]
💬 Usage Tip: [你是覺得…嗎？] is a gentle way to check someone's view: [Do you feel/think that…?] Here [是] helps frame the question, not a simple [to be].
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The second-person pronoun used to address the other person.
你是覺得這樣走比較快嗎？
Do you think going this way is faster?
是
shì
[shir]
to be
A linking verb meaning 'to be'; in this pattern it helps frame the question politely.
你是覺得現在改路比較好嗎？
Do you think changing routes now would be better?
覺得
jué dé
[jywe de]
to feel; to think
Used to express an opinion, feeling, or judgment.
你是覺得司機走錯路了嗎？
Do you think the driver took the wrong road?
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