How to Say ‘Has taste; tasteful’ in Traditional Chinese
有品味
yǒu pǐn wèi
[yoe pin-way]
💬 Usage Tip: [有品味] literally "have taste" is the natural way to say someone is tasteful. Chinese often uses [有] + noun this way: [有耐心] (patient), [有自信] (confident).
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is
A verb meaning 'to have.' In this phrase, it helps express having good taste.
你選的配件有品味，也很低調。
The accessories you chose have taste and are also understated.
品味
pǐn wèi
[pin-way]
taste; good taste; style
Refers to someone's aesthetic sense or refined style choices.
你的選擇很有品味，我很欣賞。
Your choices are very tasteful; I really admire that.
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