How to Say ‘With you’ in Traditional Chinese
跟你
gēn nǐ
[guhn nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [跟] is a common Taiwan way to say "with" before a person: [跟你聊], [跟朋友去], [跟他說]. It's very useful in everyday spoken Chinese.
Phrase Breakdown
跟
gēn
[guhn]
with; to; together with
Often used before a person to mean 'with' someone in an action or interaction.
我想跟你去那邊坐一下。
I want to go sit over there with you for a bit.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person the speaker is talking to.
我想跟你慢慢聊，不想被打擾。
I want to chat with you slowly and not be disturbed.
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