How to Say ‘To send a message’ in Traditional Chinese
傳訊息
chuán xùn xī
[chuán xùnxí]
💬 Usage Tip: 傳 (chuán) means "to pass along." Taiwan uses it for sending texts and files, as in 傳照片 "send a photo", where mainland China would usually say 發 (fā).
Phrase Breakdown
傳
chuán
[chuán]
to send
To transmit a message or file.
傳照片給我。
Send me the photo.
訊息
xùn xī
[xùnxí]
message
A text message.
我收到你的訊息了。
I got your message.
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