How to Say ‘What you just said’ in Traditional Chinese
妳剛剛說的
nǐ gāng gāng shuō de
[nǐ gānggāng shwaw de]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 的 after a verb phrase turns it into "the thing that…". So 剛剛說的 is "what was just said", and 你買的 is "what you bought".
Phrase Breakdown
妳
nǐ
[nǐ]
you (female)
Second-person pronoun used in Taiwan when addressing a woman.
妳好漂亮。
You are very pretty.
剛剛
gāng gāng
[gānggāng]
just now
A moment ago.
他剛剛走了。
He just left.
說
shuō
[shwaw]
say; speak
Used when introducing a comment or compliment.
我想說你的穿搭很好看。
I want to say that your outfit looks great.
的
de
[de]
what (nominalizer)
Turns a verb phrase into a noun: 'what was said'.
你買的很好看。
What you bought looks nice.
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