wǒmen míngtiān jiàn
Let's meet tomorrow
发个链接给我。
Send me the link
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'.
发个网址给我
fā ge wǎngzhàn gěi wǒ
Send me the website address. — Uses 网址 (wǎngzhǐ) for 'website address' instead of 链接, slightly more specific.
把链接发给我
bǎ liànjiē fā gěi wǒ
Send the link to me. — Uses the 把 (bǎ) construction to emphasize the link as the object being sent.
发链接
fā liànjiē
Send the link. — Short and informal, omitting 'to me' and the measure word.
你能发个链接给我吗?
nǐ néng fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ ma?
Can you send me a link?
当然可以!
dāngrán kěyǐ!
Of course!
Appropriate
Avoid when
You can say 发个链接给我 (fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ). It literally means 'send a link to me'.
It is pronounced fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ. The tones are: fā (1st tone), ge (neutral), liàn (4th), jiē (1st), gěi (3rd), wǒ (3rd).
Use it in casual chat when you want someone to send you a link, especially on messaging apps like WeChat. It's friendly and direct.
wǒmen míngtiān jiàn
Let's meet tomorrow
wǒ fā dìngwèi le
I sent the geolocation
kěyǐ jiā nǐ Wēixìn ma?
Can I add you on WeChat?
nǐ Wēixìn hào duōshao?
What is your WeChat ID?
wǒ jiā nǐ le, máfan tōngguò yíxià hǎoyǒu shēnqǐng
I've added you, please accept my friend request
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