How to Say ‘Sit here’ in Traditional Chinese
坐這裡
zuò zhè lǐ
[dzwaw juh lee]
Phrase Breakdown
坐
zuò
[dzwaw]
to sit
Used when asking or suggesting that someone take a seat.
如果你不介意，可以坐這裡。
If you don’t mind, you can sit here.
這裡
zhè lǐ
[juh lee]
here
Refers to this place or spot near the speaker.
坐這裡比較安靜，也比較好聊天。
Sitting here is quieter and also better for chatting.
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