How to Say ‘To share and eat together’ in Traditional Chinese
分著吃
fēn zhù chī
[fēn zhe chī]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 著 after a verb shows how the next action is done: 分著吃 is "eat it by dividing it up". The pattern works with other verbs too, as in 坐著吃 "eat sitting down".
Phrase Breakdown
分
fēn
[fēn]
to share; to divide
To split something among people.
我們把蛋糕分一分。
Let's divide up the cake.
著
zhù
[zhe]
indicating continuous action
This particle is used to indicate continuous action or state.
他站著看書。
He is standing and reading.
吃
chī
[chī]
to eat
The act of consuming food.
我喜歡吃晚餐。
I like to eat dinner.
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