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How to Say ‘Is allergic to peanuts’ in Traditional Chinese

對花生過敏

duì huā shēng guò mǐn

[dway hwah-shung gwor-min]

💬 Usage Tip: [對] is the word used with allergies: [對花生過敏] = allergic to peanuts. You can swap in other things the same way, like [對海鮮過敏] or [對酒精過敏].

Phrase Breakdown

duì

[dway]

to; toward; with regard to

A preposition meaning 'toward' or 'regarding.' In allergy phrases, it marks what someone is allergic to.

Example

他對花生過敏,所以不能吃花生甜點。

He is allergic to peanuts, so he cannot eat peanut desserts.

花生

huā shēng

[hwah-shung]

peanuts

Refers to peanuts, a common food ingredient and a common allergen.

Example

如果你對花生過敏,點餐前要先告知服務人員。

If you are allergic to peanuts, you should inform the staff before ordering.

過敏

guò mǐn

[gwor-min]

allergic; allergy reaction

Means to be allergic or to have an allergic reaction to something.

Example

妹妹對海鮮過敏,吃了會不舒服。

My younger sister is allergic to seafood, and she feels unwell if she eats it.

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