How to Say ‘You come; your coming.’ in Traditional Chinese
你來
nǐ lái
[nee lie]
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person being addressed. In family visit contexts, it is friendly and direct.
大家都很高興你來家裡。
Everyone is very happy that you came to the house.
來
lái
[lie]
to come
Means to come. In 你來, it means 'you come' or 'you came,' depending on context.
謝謝你來看我們。
Thank you for coming to see us.
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