How to Say ‘Send a text message’ in Traditional Chinese
傳簡訊
chuán jiǎn xùn
[chuán jiǎnxùn]
💬 Usage Tip: 傳簡訊 (chuán jiǎn xùn) is the Taiwan way to say "send a text". On the mainland you'd more often hear 發短信.
Phrase Breakdown
傳
chuán
[chuán]
to send
To transmit a message or file.
傳照片給我。
Send me the photo.
簡訊
jiǎn xùn
[jiǎnxùn]
text message; SMS
A short message sent by phone.
我收到一封簡訊。
I received a text message.
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