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How to Say ‘Don't you think’ in Simplified Chinese

你觉得呢

nǐ jué de ne

[nee jyoo eh duh nuh]

💬 Usage Tip: [你觉得呢] literally means "what do you think?" with [呢] making it sound softer and more conversational. You can swap in other subjects too, like [你喜欢呢] is wrong, but [你怎么看呢] works well for "how do you see it?"

🇨🇳 In China: [你觉得呢] is great for keeping a conversation going because it invites the other person in without sounding pushy. In a bar, it feels more natural than firing off one direct question after another.

Phrase Breakdown

你

nǐ

[nee]

what do you think

A question asking for someone's opinion or thoughts.

Example

我觉得这音乐很好,你觉得呢?

I think this music is nice, what do you think?

觉得

jué de

[jyoo eh duh]

what do you think

A question asking for someone's opinion or thoughts.

Example

这样做好不好,你觉得呢?

Is it okay to do it this way, what do you think?

呢

ne

[nuh]

what do you think

A question asking for someone's opinion or thoughts.

Example

今天的计划怎么样呢?

How about today's plan?

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