How to Say ‘To praise me / compliment me’ in Traditional Chinese
誇我
kuā wǒ
[kwa waw]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese often puts the object right after the verb, so [誇我] is simply [compliment me]. You can swap in others the same way: [誇你], [騙我], [逗她].
Phrase Breakdown
誇
kuā
[kwa]
to praise; to compliment
Means giving someone praise, often directly and warmly.
你再這樣誇我，我真的要不好意思了。
If you keep complimenting me like this, I'm really going to get shy.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me; I
First-person pronoun; in 誇我 it means 'praise me' or 'compliment me.'
你這樣誇我，我會開始懷疑你是不是別有用心。
If you compliment me like this, I'll start wondering whether you have other intentions.
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