How to Say ‘Your presentation just now was very clear.’ in Traditional Chinese
你剛剛的報告很清楚。
nǐ gāng gāng de bào gào hěn qīng chǔ
[nǐ gānggāng de bàogào hen qīngchǔ]
Phrase Breakdown
你剛剛的報告
nǐ gāng gāng de bào gào
your presentation just now
This is the subject: 'the report you just gave'. 剛剛 (gānggāng) means 'just now'.
你剛剛的報告很好。
Your presentation just now was good.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
剛剛
gāng gāng
[gānggāng]
just now
A moment ago.
他剛剛走了。
He just left.
的
de
[de]
possessive particle
Indicates ownership, similar to 'of'.
這是我的書。
This is my book.
報告
bào gào
[bàogào]
report
A written document presenting information.
我在寫報告。
I'm writing a report.
很清楚。
hěn qīng chǔ
was very clear
清楚 (qīngchǔ) means 'clear'. The 楚 is often light in speech.
他說得很清楚。
He explained it very clearly.
Words in this phrase
很
hěn
[hen]
very
An adverb meaning very; it strengthens an adjective or feeling.
今天認識你，我很開心，也很喜歡這個「很」有活力的活動。
Meeting you today, I’m very happy, and I also like this very lively event.
清楚
qīng chǔ
[qīngchǔ]
clear
Clear; in 分不清楚 it means unable to tell clearly.
他說得很清楚。
He explained it clearly.
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