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How to Say ‘What do you think your strengths are?’ in Traditional Chinese

您覺得自己有什麼優點？

nín jué dé zì jǐ yǒu shén me yōu diǎn

[nín juéde dzih-jee yoe shénme yōudiǎn]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Taiwanese interviewers value modesty, so answer with concrete qualities like diligence or teamwork rather than bold self-praise.

Phrase Breakdown

您覺得自己

nín jué dé zì jǐ

do you think you yourself

覺得 means 'think' or 'feel'. 自己 means 'oneself'.

Example

您覺得自己怎麼樣？

How do you see yourself?

Words in this phrase

您

nín

[nín]

you (polite)

Respectful form of 'you', used with customers or elders.

Example

您要幾點來？

What time will you come?

覺得

jué dé

[juéde]

to think; to feel

Used to give an opinion or feeling.

Example

我覺得這場比賽很好看。

I think this game is great to watch.

自己

zì jǐ

[dzih-jee]

oneself; self

Refers to you or the person being talked about.

Example

開會時，自己也要勇敢發言。

During meetings, you should also speak up bravely yourself.

有什麼優點？

yǒu shén me yōu diǎn

have what strengths?

This asks about strengths. 優點 means 'good points'.

Example

他有很多優點。

He has many strengths.

Words in this phrase

有

yǒu

[yoe]

to have; there is/are

Used to show possession or that something exists or is available.

Example

我們有很多交流機會。

We have many opportunities to interact.

什麼

shén me

[shénme]

what

Question word for 'what'.

Example

你想買什麼？

What do you want to buy?

優點

yōu diǎn

[yōudiǎn]

strength; merit; advantage

A good quality or strong point of a person or thing.

Example

這個工作有很多優點。

This job has many advantages.

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