How to Say ‘It's me; I am the one’ in Traditional Chinese
是我
shì wǒ
[shir waw]
💬 Usage Tip: [是我...] is a common way to spotlight who or what is true: [是我運氣好] = "I'm the one who's lucky." You can reuse it with other endings, like [是我想太多] or [是我忘了].
Phrase Breakdown
是
shì
[shir]
am / is
A common linking verb meaning 'to be.' In flirting, it can help confirm something playfully, like admitting credit or attention.
對啊，是我先注意到你的。
Yeah, I was the one who noticed you first.
我
wǒ
[waw]
I / me
The first-person pronoun. Often used in a confident or teasing way when talking about yourself.
如果你問剛剛是誰在偷看你，是我。
If you're asking who was sneaking glances at you earlier, it was me.
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