How to Say ‘Taste’ in Traditional Chinese
眼光
yǎn guāng
[yǎnguāng]
💬 Usage Tip: 眼光 means someone's taste or judgment, not just literal eyesight. You'll hear it in compliments like 你很有眼光 — "you've got good taste."
Phrase Breakdown
眼光
yǎn guāng
[yǎnguāng]
insight
The ability to understand and make good judgments.
他有很好的時尚眼光。
He has a very good fashion sense.
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