How to Say ‘To talk it over’ in Traditional Chinese
商量看看
shāng liáng kàn kàn
[shāngliang kànkan]
💬 Usage Tip: 看看 after a verb means "try and see": 試試看 "give it a try", 問問看 "ask and see".
Phrase Breakdown
商量
shāng liáng
[shāngliang]
to discuss; to consult
To talk something over with others to decide.
我們商量一下吧。
Let's talk it over.
看看
kàn kàn
[kànkan]
try and see
After a verb, means to try doing it.
你問看看。
Try asking.
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