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How to Say ‘That color suits you.’ in Traditional Chinese

那個顏色很適合你。

nà gè yán sè hěn shì hé nǐ

[nah guh yen-suh huhn shir-huh nee]

💬 Usage Tip: [適合] is often used like "suit" or "fit well on": [很適合你] = "really suits you." You can reuse it with other things too, like [這個工作很適合你。]

Phrase Breakdown

那個顏色

nà gè yán sè

that color

Points to a specific color being discussed.

Example

那個顏色很好看。

That color looks very good.

Words in this phrase

[nah]

that

Points to something a little away from the speaker.

Example

那很適合你。

That suits you well.

[guh]

classifier; measure word

A general classifier used with many nouns.

Example

那個顏色很適合你。

That color suits you very well.

顏色

yán sè

[yen-suh]

color

Used when complimenting clothing, accessories, or makeup shades.

Example

這個顏色很漂亮。

This color is very pretty.

很適合

hěn shì hé

suits very well

Used to say something matches a person well.

Example

這件衣服很適合你。

This piece of clothing suits you very well.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[huhn]

very

A natural intensifier in spoken compliments.

Example

這頂帽子很適合你。

This hat suits you very well.

適合

shì hé

[shir-huh]

suit; fit well

Used when something matches a person’s look, style, or image.

Example

那個顏色很適合你。

That color suits you very well.

[nee]

you

The person being talked to or complimented.

Example

這件衣服很適合你。

This piece of clothing suits you very well.

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