How to Say ‘To introduce oneself’ in Traditional Chinese
自我介紹
zì wǒ jiè shào
[zìwǒ jyeh-shaow]
💬 Usage Tip: 自我 (zì wǒ) means "oneself", so this is literally "self-introduce". There's no separate word for "yourself" here, and the same phrase works whether you're talking about yourself or someone else.
Phrase Breakdown
自我
zì wǒ
[zìwǒ]
self; oneself
Refers to oneself; used in compounds like self-introduction.
他很會自我介紹。
He is good at introducing himself.
介紹
jiè shào
[jyeh-shaow]
to introduce
Used when presenting a person, opportunity, or information to someone else.
活動開始前，主持人會先介紹今天的來賓。
Before the event starts, the host will first introduce today's guests.
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