How to Say ‘To think; to feel’ in Traditional Chinese
覺得
jué dé
[jyue-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [覺得] is for personal feelings or opinions, so it often softens what you say: [我覺得你很有氣質] sounds less blunt than a direct statement. It works for both "think" and "feel" depending on context.
Phrase Breakdown
覺得
jué dé
[jyue-deh]
to feel; to think
Used to express a personal impression or opinion.
我覺得你的穿搭很有層次。
I think your outfit has a lot of layers and depth.
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