How to Say ‘I'm full’ in Traditional Chinese
我吃飽了
wǒ chī bǎo le
[waw chir baow luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [吃飽了] literally means "have eaten and are full," with [了] showing the new state. The pattern works with other verbs too: [我到了] means "I've arrived / I'm here now."
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used when talking about yourself.
我吃了這個便當。
I ate this lunch box meal.
吃飽
chī bǎo
[chir baow]
be full from eating
A common phrase meaning you have eaten enough and are full.
這個分量很多，我已經吃飽。
This portion is large; I’m already full.
了
le
[luh]
completed-state particle
Often added at the end to show a new situation or completed action.
我吃完這個就飽了。
After I finished this, I was full.
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