How to Say ‘Get it from your company’ in Traditional Chinese
跟你的公司拿
gēn nǐ de gōng sī ná
[gēn nǐ de gong sir ná]
💬 Usage Tip: Here 跟 (gēn) means "from", not "with". 跟 + person or place + 拿 or 借 is how you say who you get something from: 跟朋友借 "borrow from a friend".
Phrase Breakdown
跟
gēn
[gēn]
from (someone)
Marks the person you get something from.
我跟朋友借了一本書。
I borrowed a book from a friend.
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
的
de
[de]
possessive particle
Indicates ownership, similar to 'of'.
這是我的書。
This is my book.
公司
gōng sī
[gong sir]
company
A business or organization; common when discussing jobs, values, and workplace culture.
這家公司很重視溝通，所以我對這間公司印象很好。
This company values communication, so I have a very good impression of this company.
拿
ná
[ná]
latte (first syllable); to take
Used as the first character of 拿鐵 (latte), a transliteration of the Italian 'latte'; on its own it means 'to take or hold'.
我想要一杯熱拿鐵。
I'd like a hot latte.
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