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How to Say ‘Who scored?’ in Traditional Chinese

是誰踢進的?

shì shuí tī jìn de

[shir shuí tījìn de]

💬 Usage Tip: 是……的 wraps a past event to ask or stress a detail about it, here who did it. You can also ask 是怎麼進的? "How did it go in?"

Phrase Breakdown

是誰

shì shuí

who was it

是 (shì) plus 誰 (shéi) means 'who is it'. In Taiwan, 誰 is usually pronounced shéi.

Example

是誰打電話來?

Who called?

Words in this phrase

是

shì

[shir]

to be; am/is/are

是 is the verb 'to be' used for identity, emphasis, or agreement.

Example

我也是剛畢業的新鮮人。

I am also a recent graduate.

誰

shuí

[shuí]

who

Used to ask or talk about someone.

Example

這裡有誰想發言?

Who wants to speak here?

踢進的?

tī jìn de

kicked it in?

踢 (tī) means 'kick' and 進 (jìn) means 'into'. The ending 的 (de) completes the 是…的 pattern, which stresses who did the action.

Example

這球是他踢進的。

He's the one who kicked this goal in.

Words in this phrase

踢進

tī jìn

[tījìn]

to kick in

To kick the ball into the goal.

Example

他把球踢進了。

He kicked the ball in.

的

de

[de]

(nominalizing particle)

At the end of 是…的, it turns a description into a noun-like phrase: 'a red one'.

Example

這本書是新的。

This book is new.

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