How to Say ‘Here, your Taiwan Beer.’ in Traditional Chinese
來，妳的台啤。
lái nǐ de tái pí
[lái nǐ duh Táipí]
💬 Usage Tip: 來 (lái) literally means "come". When you're handing something over, it works like "here you go".
Phrase Breakdown
來
lái
[lái]
here; here you go
Used when handing something to someone or inviting action.
來，這是你的咖啡。
Here, this is your coffee.
妳
nǐ
[nǐ]
you (female)
Second-person pronoun used in Taiwan when addressing a woman.
妳好漂亮。
You are very pretty.
的
de
[duh]
's; of
A common grammar particle showing possession or linking description to a noun.
今天的活動很有收穫，這個「的」把時間和活動連起來。
Today’s event was very rewarding; this “de” connects the time and the event.
台啤
tái pí
[Táipí]
Taiwan Beer
Short for 台灣啤酒, Taiwan's most popular local beer brand.
他很喜歡喝台啤。
He really likes drinking Taiwan Beer.
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