How to Say ‘Chat more’ in Traditional Chinese
多聊
duō liáo
[dwaw lyow]
💬 Usage Tip: [多 + verb] often means [do more of that verb], as in [多聊], [多吃], [多想想]. It's a very reusable way to make a light suggestion.
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
more; a bit more
Used to suggest an additional amount or a little extra.
難得聊得來，我想跟你多聊一下。
It’s rare to click like this; I’d like to chat with you a bit more.
聊
liáo
[lyow]
chat; talk
Casual talking or conversation, often relaxed and friendly.
你很會聊，難怪大家都想跟你聊天。
You’re great at chatting; no wonder everyone wants to talk with you.
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