How to Say ‘Your mouth’ in Traditional Chinese
你嘴巴
nǐ zuǐ bā
[nee zway bah]
💬 Usage Tip: In Chinese, [嘴巴甜] is a set way to say someone speaks sweetly or knows how to flatter, not just that their actual mouth is sweet. You'll also hear [嘴很甜] with the same idea.
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The second-person pronoun. In flirting, it often sounds more direct and personal.
你嘴巴這麼甜，是不是很會哄人？
Your mouth is so sweet—are you really good at charming people?
嘴巴
zuǐ bā
[zway bah]
mouth
Literally means mouth. In conversation, saying someone 嘴巴甜 means they are smooth or sweet-talking.
你嘴巴這麼會說，我差點就信了。
Your mouth is so good at talking, I almost believed you.
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