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How to Say ‘Talking with you feels nice’ in Traditional Chinese

跟你聊天很舒服

gēn nǐ liáo tiān hěn shū fú

[gen nee lyow-tyen hen shoo-foo]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a warm compliment and can land as lightly flirty without being too aggressive. In Taiwan, complimenting how conversation feels is often smoother than complimenting someone's body right away.

Phrase Breakdown

跟你聊天

gēn nǐ liáo tiān

Words in this phrase

gēn

[gen]

with; to

Used to link the action to the person you are with.

Example

跟你聊天很舒服,我都忘了時間。

Talking with you feels so comfortable that I forgot the time.

[nee]

you

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

跟你聊天很舒服,下次還想再見面。

Talking with you feels very comfortable; I'd like to meet again next time.

聊天

liáo tiān

[lyow-tyen]

to chat; to talk

Means to have an easy, casual conversation.

Example

今晚跟你聊天很舒服。

Chatting with you tonight feels very comfortable.

很舒服

hěn shū fú

Words in this phrase

hěn

[hen]

very; quite

Used to strengthen the adjective that follows.

Example

跟你聊天很舒服,完全沒有壓力。

Talking with you feels very comfortable, with no pressure at all.

舒服

shū fú

[shoo-foo]

comfortable; at ease

Describes a relaxed and pleasant feeling with someone.

Example

第一次見面就跟你聊天很舒服。

Even on our first meeting, talking with you feels comfortable.

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