How to Say ‘Want to add each other on LINE?’ in Traditional Chinese
要不要加LINE？
yào bù yào jiā LINE
[yào bú yào jiā LINE]
💬 Usage Tip: Saying a verb, then 不, then the same verb again makes a casual yes-or-no offer: 要不要喝？ "want a drink?"
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, people swap LINE contacts rather than phone numbers, usually by scanning each other's QR codes. Asking for LINE is the normal way to ask for someone's contact.
Phrase Breakdown
要不要
yào bù yào
[yào bú yào]
do you want to; shall we
Yes-no question form used to make suggestions.
要不要喝一杯？
Want to have a drink?
加LINE？
jiā LINE
add each other on LINE?
加 (jiā) means 'to add'. LINE is the most popular messaging app in Taiwan. Say LINE as in English.
我們加LINE吧。
Let's add each other on LINE.
Words in this phrase
加
jiā
[jiā]
to add (as a contact)
To add someone on a messaging app.
我加你好友。
I'll add you as a friend.
LINE
LINE
[LINE]
LINE (messaging app)
Popular chat app in Taiwan.
我們用LINE聊天。
We chat on LINE.
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