How to Say ‘I exercise every day.’ in Traditional Chinese
我每天都有運動。
wǒ měi tiān dōu yǒu yùn dòng
[wǒ may tyen dōu yǒu yùndòng]
💬 Usage Tip: 每天都 "every day, always" pairs 都 with time words: 每天都喝水. The 有 is Taiwan-style, stressing that you really do it.
Phrase Breakdown
我每天
wǒ měi tiān
I, every day
每天 (měitiān) means "every day". In Chinese, time words come before the verb.
我每天喝咖啡。
I drink coffee every day.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wǒ]
I
A pronoun referring to oneself.
我是老師。
I am a teacher.
每
měi
[may]
every; each
Used to refer to all members in a group one by one.
每個人都可以分享經驗。
Everyone can share their experience.
天
tiān
[tyen]
day
A measure of time meaning 'day'.
您想訂哪一天？星期五還是星期六？
Which day would you like to reserve? Friday or Saturday?
都有運動。
dōu yǒu yùn dòng
always exercise.
都 (dōu) goes with 每天 to mean "without exception". 有運動 (yǒu yùndòng) means "do exercise", a common Taiwanese way of saying it.
他週末都有運動。
He exercises every weekend.
Words in this phrase
都
dōu
[dōu]
all
Refers to the entire quantity or extent.
我們都已經準備好了。
We're all ready.
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
do (habitually; affirms action)
In Taiwanese Mandarin, 有 before a verb emphasizes that one does the action.
他每天都有吃水果。
He eats fruit every day.
運動
yùn dòng
[yùndòng]
to exercise; exercise
Physical activity for health.
多運動對身體好。
Exercising more is good for your health.
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