How to Say ‘To treat someone’ in Traditional Chinese
請客
qǐng kè
[qǐngkè]
💬 Usage Tip: 請客 (qǐng kè) is the general verb for "to treat". Use plain 請 + person when you name who's being treated, as in 我請你.
Phrase Breakdown
請客
qǐng kè
[qǐngkè]
to treat; to pay for others
Verb-object phrase meaning to host or pay for someone else's meal or activity.
今天他請客吃火鍋。
He's treating everyone to hot pot today.
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