How to Say ‘To chat for a few more days’ in Traditional Chinese
多聊幾天
duō liáo jǐ tiān
[dwaw lyaow jee tiān]
💬 Usage Tip: 多 before a verb means "do more of it": 多聊 "chat more", 多吃 "eat more." The extra amount, 幾天 "a few days", comes after.
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
more
Used to suggest doing something to a greater extent, such as learning more.
歡迎你多認識我們的工作方式。
You’re welcome to learn more about our way of working.
聊
liáo
[lyaow]
to chat
A casual verb meaning to talk or chat, often in a relaxed way.
茶會時間很適合跟業界人士聊一下。
Tea break time is a good time to chat a bit with people in the industry.
幾
jǐ
[jee]
several; a few
A quantity word meaning an unspecified small number.
今天有幾位主管會來。
Several managers will come today.
天
tiān
[tiān]
day
Measure word/noun for a day.
我們三天後見面。
We will meet in three days.
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