How to Say ‘To add (information)’ in Traditional Chinese
補充
bǔ chōng
[bǔchōng]
💬 Usage Tip: 補充 means adding something extra to what was already said, not adding in a math sense. 我想補充一下 "I'd like to add something" is a handy way to bring up a dietary need partway through a call.
Phrase Breakdown
補充
bǔ chōng
[bǔchōng]
to add; to supplement
To add extra information or make up for something missing.
我想補充一點。
I'd like to add one point.
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