How to Say ‘Suddenly being complimented’ in Traditional Chinese
突然被稱讚
tū rán bèi chēng zàn
[túrán bèi chēngzàn]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 被 (bèi) before a verb and it means something was done to you: 被稱讚 "get praised", 被罵 "get scolded".
Phrase Breakdown
突然
tū rán
[túrán]
suddenly
Happening unexpectedly, without warning.
他突然笑了。
He suddenly laughed.
被
bèi
[bèi]
by
Indicates the agent performing an action in passive sentences.
圖書被圖書館借走了。
The books have been borrowed by the library.
稱讚
chēng zàn
[chēngzàn]
to praise; to compliment
To say something nice about someone or something.
老師稱讚他很認真。
The teacher praised him for being hardworking.
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