How to say "send me the link" in Chinese

The phrase breaks down as: 发 (fā, 'to send') + 个 (ge, a measure word for 'one') + 链接 (liànjiē, 'link') + 给我 (gěi wǒ, 'to me'). Literally 'send a link to me'. The measure word 个 makes it 'a link'.

Use this when you want someone to send you a link via messaging apps like WeChat. It's casual and friendly — fine with friends, colleagues, or acquaintances. For a more polite version, add 请 (qǐng) at the start: 请发个链接给我 (qǐng fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ). Don't use it for physical objects — for that, use 寄 (jì, 'to mail') instead of 发.