How to Say ‘To show you all’ in Traditional Chinese
給你們看
gěi nǐ men kàn
[gay nee-men kahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [給你們看] literally means "give you all to look," but in natural English it's just "show you." This [給 + person + verb] pattern is common: [給我看看] = "let me have a look."
Phrase Breakdown
給
gěi
[gay]
for; to; give
Here it links an action to the people receiving it, as in doing something for someone to see.
我拿手機給大家看照片。
I took out my phone to show everyone the photos.
你們
nǐ men
[nee-men]
you (plural)
Refers to more than one person being addressed.
下次我再跟你們分享近況。
Next time I'll share recent updates with you all again.
看
kàn
[kahn]
to look; to see
In this pattern, it means 'to show someone to look at something.'
這張全家福拿給爸媽看。
Show this family photo to Mom and Dad.
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