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How to Say ‘Hearing you say that’ in Traditional Chinese

聽你這樣說

tīng nǐ zhè yàng shuō

[ting ni zhe yang shuo]

💬 Usage Tip: [聽你這樣說] literally means "hearing you say it like that," and [這樣] often means "like this/like that" in a broad, natural way. You can reuse it in [你這樣講] or [別這樣想].

Phrase Breakdown

tīng

[ting]

to hear; to listen

A common verb meaning to hear or listen. In this phrase, it means 'hearing' what someone says.

Example

在酒吧裡,聽你這樣說,我忍不住想多看你一眼。

At the bar, hearing you say that, I can't help but take another look at you.

[ni]

you

The standard singular 'you' in Mandarin, used casually or politely depending on context.

Example

在酒吧裡,聽你這樣說,我忍不住想多看你一眼。

At the bar, hearing you say that, I can't help but take another look at you.

這樣

zhè yàng

[zhe yang]

like this; this way

Describes the manner of doing or saying something, meaning 'like this' or 'in this way.'

Example

在酒吧裡,聽你這樣說,我忍不住想多看你一眼。

At the bar, hearing you say that, I can't help but take another look at you.

shuō

[shuo]

to say; to speak

A very common verb for speaking or saying something.

Example

在酒吧裡,聽你這樣說,我忍不住想多看你一眼。

At the bar, hearing you say that, I can't help but take another look at you.

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