How to Say ‘Tell the kitchen’ in Traditional Chinese
跟廚房交代
gēn chú fáng jiāo dài
[gen chúfáng jiāodài]
💬 Usage Tip: 交代 (jiāo dài) means giving clear instructions so someone handles a matter properly. It's stronger than just "telling". The person comes after 跟 and before the action.
Phrase Breakdown
跟
gēn
[gen]
with; to
A preposition meaning 'with' someone or 'to' someone in conversation.
你可以跟招募人員聊聊。
You can chat with the recruiter.
廚房
chú fáng
[chúfáng]
kitchen
Room where food is cooked.
廚師在廚房做菜。
The chef is cooking in the kitchen.
交代
jiāo dài
[jiāodài]
to instruct; to tell clearly
To give clear instructions or explain to someone.
我已經交代服務生了。
I've already told the waiter.
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