How to Say ‘Your place’ in Traditional Chinese
你們那邊
nǐ men nà biān
[nǐmen nàbiān]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 那邊 "over there" after a person turns it into their place: 你們那邊 is "where you are". Similarly 我這邊 means "my end, where I am".
Phrase Breakdown
你們
nǐ men
[nǐmen]
You (plural)
Used to address a group of people.
你們都確認好行程了嗎？
Have you all confirmed the itinerary?
那邊
nà biān
[nàbiān]
over there; that side
Refers to a place away from the speaker; after a person, it means where they are.
廁所在那邊。
The restroom is over there.
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