How to say "send me the link" in Chinese

发个链接给我。

fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ

Send me the link

Character breakdown

Grammar and structure

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'.

Variations and politeness

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.

Mini dialogue

A

你能发个链接给我吗?

nǐ néng fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ ma?

Can you send me a link?

B

当然可以!

dāngrán kěyǐ!

Of course!

When to use it

Appropriate

  • When you want someone to send you a link via messaging apps like WeChat.
  • In casual conversations with friends, colleagues, or acquaintances.
  • When you need a specific link, such as an article, product, or webpage.

Avoid when

  • When asking for a physical object to be mailed; use 寄 (jì) instead of 发 (fā).
  • In very formal or official contexts where a more polite phrasing like 请发个链接给我 (qǐng fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ) is expected.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say 'send me the link' in Chinese?

You can say 发个链接给我 (fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ). It literally means 'send a link to me'.

How do you pronounce 发个链接给我?

It is pronounced fā ge liànjiē gěi wǒ. The tones are: fā (1st tone), ge (neutral), liàn (4th), jiē (1st), gěi (3rd), wǒ (3rd).

When do you use 发个链接给我?

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.

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