How to Say ‘You recently’ in Traditional Chinese
你們最近
nǐ men zuì jìn
[nee men dzway jin]
💬 Usage Tip: [最近] often means "these days / currently," not only "recently" in the past. So [你們最近有沒有…？] is a natural way to ask about current promotions.
Phrase Breakdown
你們
nǐ men
[nee men]
you (plural); your
Used to address more than one person, or politely refer to a business or group.
你們最近有沒有新的套餐可以介紹？
Do you have any new set meals recently that you can introduce?
最近
zuì jìn
[dzway jin]
recently; lately
Used to ask or talk about something happening in the near past or present period.
你們最近生意很好嗎？
Has your business been good recently?
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