How to Say ‘Your shirt’ in Traditional Chinese
你的襯衫
nǐ de chèn shān
[nee de chènshān]
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you / your
This pronoun means you; it targets the other person in the insult.
他聽完只回了一句「去你的」。
After hearing it, he only replied, 'Screw you.'
的
de
[de]
possessive particle
Indicates possession or association, like "your" or "of" in English.
在邀請後，聽到對方的肯定回應很重要。
After inviting, it's important to hear the other party's affirmative response.
襯衫
chèn shān
[chènshān]
shirt
A button-up shirt, usually with a collar.
這件襯衫很適合你。
This shirt really suits you.
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