How to Say ‘I found it’ in Traditional Chinese
有查到
yǒu chá dào
[yǒu chádào]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 有 before a verb to say it happened is very Taiwanese. 有看到 means "saw it". Mainland speakers would more often say 查到了.
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
(affirms completed action)
In Taiwanese Mandarin, 有 before a verb confirms that an action did happen.
我有看到他。
I did see him.
查到
chá dào
[chádào]
to find (by searching)
To look something up and successfully find it.
我查到資料了。
I found the information.
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