How to Say ‘Shut up right now!’ in Traditional Chinese
給我閉嘴
gěi wǒ bì zuǐ
[gěi wǒ bìzuǐ]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 給我 (gěi wǒ) before a command turns it into an angry demand. Try it with other commands: 給我滾 "get the hell out".
Phrase Breakdown
給
gěi
[gěi]
(emphatic command marker)
Used before 我 in commands to make an order forceful and rude.
給我站住!
Stop right there!
我
wǒ
[wǒ]
me
Refers to the speaker.
你給我一點時間。
Give me some time.
閉嘴
bì zuǐ
[bìzuǐ]
shut up
A rude command to stop talking.
你可以閉嘴嗎?
Can you shut up?
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