How to Say ‘You're all so busy’ in Traditional Chinese
你們那麼忙
nǐ men nà me máng
[nǐmen nàme máng]
💬 Usage Tip: 那麼 (nà me) + adjective means "so ..." and points to something already known. 忙 stands alone with no 是: 你們那麼累 "You're all so tired".
Phrase Breakdown
你們
nǐ men
[nǐmen]
you (plural)
Used to address a group of people.
你們都喜歡這個地方嗎？
Do you all like this place?
那麼
nà me
[nàme]
so; that (much)
Indicates a high degree, 'so' or 'that'.
今天那麼冷。
It's so cold today.
忙
máng
[máng]
busy
Having a great deal to do.
最近工作很忙，但我很開心。
Work has been busy recently, but I am happy.
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