English–Chinese
“indeed” in Chinese
How to say “indeed” in Chinese
“Indeed” in Chinese is 的确 (dí què).
A clear stamp of factual agreement that strengthens a statement without changing its basic meaning.
Example sentences with 的确
他说的事情的确很重要。tā shuō de shì qíng dí què hěn zhòng yào
What he said is indeed very important.
Tips for using 的确
- For conversational learners, the key placement pattern is before the verb or adjective, because the adverb attaches closely to the part of the sentence being confirmed.
Other Chinese words for “indeed”
他说得没错，可不。tā shuō de méi cuò kě bù
What he said is right, indeed.