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How to Say ‘Your shoes are nice.’ in Traditional Chinese

你的鞋子很好看。

nǐ de xié zi hěn hǎo kàn

[nee duh shyeh-dzuh huhn how-kahn]

Phrase Breakdown

你的

nǐ de

your

Used to indicate possession.

Example

你的鞋子很漂亮。

Your shoes are very pretty.

Words in this phrase

[nee]

you

Refers to the person being complimented.

Example

你的鞋子很好看。

Your shoes look great.

de

[duh]

's; possessive marker

Shows possession, as in 'your shoes.'

Example

你的頭髮很好看。

Your hair looks great.

鞋子

xié zi

[shyeh-dzuh]

shoes

A common word for footwear; often used in style compliments.

Example

你的鞋子很有風格。

Your shoes are very stylish.

很好看

hěn hǎo kàn

look very good

A natural compliment for appearance or style.

Example

你的包包很好看。

Your bag looks very good.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[huhn]

very

Softens and naturalizes the compliment before an adjective.

Example

這雙鞋很舒服。

These shoes are very comfortable.

好看

hǎo kàn

[how-kahn]

good-looking; nice-looking

Often used for clothes, shoes, accessories, or people.

Example

你的鞋子今天特別好看。

Your shoes look especially good today.

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