How to Say ‘He has’ in Traditional Chinese
他帶著
tā dài zhù
[tā dài zhe]
💬 Usage Tip: 帶著 suggests someone has something with them, not just that they brought it earlier. You can reuse it with other things: 他帶著鑰匙 = he has his keys with him.
Phrase Breakdown
他
tā
[tā]
he is carrying
Indicating that he has something with him as he moves.
他帶著我的披薩。
He is carrying my pizza.
帶著
dài zhù
Words in this phrase
帶
dài
[dài]
he is carrying
Indicating that he has something with him as he moves.
他帶著我的披薩。
He is carrying my pizza.
著
zhù
[zhe]
he is carrying
Indicating that he has something with him as he moves.
他帶著我的披薩。
He is carrying my pizza.
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