How to Say ‘I got completely soaked.’ in Traditional Chinese
全身都濕了。
quán shēn dōu shī le
[quán shēn dōu shī le]
💬 Usage Tip: 了 at the end marks a new state, "has become wet". 全身 (quán shēn) means "whole body", and 都 stresses "all of it".
Phrase Breakdown
全
quán
[quán]
completely; entirely
Means whole or fully; 全素 means fully vegan.
這家店全是素食。
This shop is entirely vegetarian food.
身
shēn
[shēn]
body
Means body; 全身 means the whole body.
他身體很好。
He is in good health.
都
dōu
[dōu]
all emphasize
To stress equally important aspects.
這些技巧都講求耐心。
All these skills emphasize patience.
濕
shī
[shī]
wet
Adjective describing something soaked with water.
我的鞋子濕了。
My shoes got wet.
了
le
[le]
change-of-state particle
With 快…了, shows something is about to happen.
火車快來了。
The train is about to arrive.
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