How to Say ‘Go over there to talk’ in Traditional Chinese
過去聊
guò qù liáo
[guòqù lyaow]
💬 Usage Tip: 過去 (guò qù) before a verb means going over there to do it. 過來 means coming over here: 過來坐 "come sit over here".
Phrase Breakdown
過去
guò qù
[guòqù]
to go over (there)
Verb complement meaning to move over to a place away from the speaker.
我們走過去吧。
Let's walk over there.
聊
liáo
[lyaow]
to chat
A casual verb meaning to talk or chat, often in a relaxed way.
茶會時間很適合跟業界人士聊一下。
Tea break time is a good time to chat a bit with people in the industry.
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