How to Say ‘Dressed very smartly’ in Simplified Chinese
穿得很帅气
chuān dé hěn shuài qì
[chuān de hěn shuàiqì]
💬 Usage Tip: [verb] + [得] + description is the pattern for saying someone does something in a certain way: [穿得很帅气], [唱得很好], [写得很漂亮]. It's especially useful for complimenting style or skill.
🇨🇳 In China: [穿得很帅气] works well if you want to compliment someone's styling rather than just saying they are attractive. That usually sounds more respectful and more natural with new people.
Phrase Breakdown
穿
chuān
[chuān]
wear
To have clothing on the body.
他穿得很帅气。
He dresses very handsomely.
得
dé
[de]
to the extent that
Used to show the degree or result of an action.
她跑得很快。
She runs very fast.
很
hěn
[hěn]
very
Used to emphasize a high degree.
他很高兴。
He is very happy.
帅气
shuài qì
[shuàiqì]
handsome
Pleasing in appearance, often related to men.
你看起来很帅气。
You look very handsome.
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