How to Say ‘To be used to drinking’ in Traditional Chinese
喝得慣
hē dé guàn
[hē de guàn]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 得慣 (de guàn) after an action means you're used to it. Put 不 in the middle for the opposite: 喝不慣 "not used to drinking", 吃不慣 "not used to eating".
Phrase Breakdown
喝
hē
[hē]
to drink
To take liquid into the mouth.
我每天喝咖啡。
I drink coffee every day.
得
dé
[de]
can (potential complement)
Placed between verb and result to show possibility.
你看得懂嗎？
Can you understand it?
慣
guàn
[guàn]
accustomed to; used to
Being habituated to something.
我吃不慣辣的。
I'm not used to spicy food.
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