How to Say ‘To keep a friend company’ in Traditional Chinese
陪朋友
péi péng yǒu
[péi puhng-yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: 陪 (péi) means being there with someone so they aren't alone. It's not the same as just "accompany" in a formal sense: 陪我吃飯 "have dinner with me (to keep me company)".
Phrase Breakdown
陪
péi
[péi]
to accompany
To keep someone company.
我陪你去。
I'll go with you.
朋友
péng yǒu
[puhng-yoh]
friend
A person you know and like; it can also refer to friendly connections in social or work settings.
在這場職涯講座裡，我認識了一位新朋友。
At this career seminar, I met a new friend.
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