How to Say ‘You speak; your talking’ in Traditional Chinese
你說話
nǐ shuō huà
[nee shwo hwa]
💬 Usage Tip: After verbs like [聽], [看], or [聽到], a person + action can mean "someone doing something": [聽你說話] = hear you talking, [看他跳舞] = watch him dance.
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person you are talking to.
我想更清楚地聽你說話。
I want to hear you speak more clearly.
說話
shuō huà
[shwo hwa]
to speak; speaking
Means to talk or say words in conversation.
你說話的聲音很好聽。
Your speaking voice sounds very nice.
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