How to Say ‘Your’ in Traditional Chinese
您的
nín de
[nín de]
💬 Usage Tip: [您] is the polite version of [你], and [您的] means "your." You'll often hear it from staff speaking to customers: [您的名字], [您的電話].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Taiwan service staff often use [您] to sound respectful, especially with customers they don't know. You can use plain [你] yourself as a learner, but [您] is what you'll often hear directed at you.
Phrase Breakdown
您
nín
[nín]
your
A polite form of addressing someone's belongings or attributes.
這是您的預約。
This is your reservation.
的
de
[de]
of
Indicates possession or relation between two entities.
這是他的書。
This is his book.
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