How to Say ‘You all; you (plural)’ in Traditional Chinese
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
💬 Usage Tip: [您] is the polite version of [你], and [們] makes it plural: [您們]. In Taiwan, though, people often just say [你們] even politely, so [您們] sounds extra respectful or service-oriented.
Phrase Breakdown
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you all; you (polite, plural)
A polite plural form of you, used to address multiple guests respectfully.
歡迎您們星期六晚上七點準時來。
You are all welcome to come on time at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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