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How to Say ‘Do you hike often?’ in Traditional Chinese

你常爬山嗎?

nǐ cháng pá shān ma

[nǐ cháng páshān ma]

💬 Usage Tip: 常 (cháng) "often" goes right before the verb, never at the end of the sentence like English. Another example is 我常喝咖啡 "I often drink coffee."

Phrase Breakdown

你常

nǐ cháng

do you often

你 (you) + 常 (often). 常 goes before the verb to show frequency.

Example

你常運動嗎?

Do you exercise often?

Words in this phrase

你

nǐ

[nǐ]

you

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

你今天看起來很高興。

You look happy today.

常

cháng

[cháng]

often

Adverb meaning frequently, usually.

Example

他常喝咖啡。

He often drinks coffee.

爬山嗎?

pá shān ma

go hiking?

爬山 means hiking. 嗎 at the end makes it a yes/no question.

Example

週末要爬山嗎?

Do you want to go hiking this weekend?

Words in this phrase

爬山

pá shān

[páshān]

hiking; mountain climbing

Literally 'climb mountain'; a popular hobby in Taiwan.

Example

週末我們去爬山。

We go hiking on the weekend.

嗎

ma

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎?

Do you like this event?

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