How to Say ‘Keep you company’ in Traditional Chinese
陪你
péi nǐ
[pay nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [陪你] is a compact, natural way to say [keep you company]. You can extend it easily: [陪你聊天], [陪你喝一杯], [陪你回家].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, [陪你] can sound warm and flirty because it suggests attention and presence, not just physically going with someone. Tone matters: gentle is caring, too intense too soon can feel pushy.
Phrase Breakdown
陪
péi
[pay]
accompany
The verb part of 'accompany you' or 'keep you company'.
如果你願意，我可以陪你到最後一首歌。
If you’d like, I can keep you company until the last song.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Object pronoun here, receiving the action of being accompanied.
今天這氣氛這麼好，我想多陪你一下。
The vibe is so good tonight; I want to keep you company a bit longer.
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