How do you write "privacy" in Chinese?

Question

A mother accuses her daughter of doing something bad. She says: "What bad thing are you up to? What are you hiding from your own mother?" The daughter says: "I'm not hiding anything. It is called 'privacy.'"
你 幹 了 甚 麼 壞 事 了? 連 你 媽 都 瞞 zhe.
我 沒 瞞 zhe. privacy.

How do you write "privacy" in Chinese?
Do you say --
I want a little privacy.
Give me some privacy.

Answer 1

"I want a little privacy." means "我想有一點隱私"
"Give me some privacy." means "給我一些隱私"
or...you can say....
"我想有一點隱私權"
"給我一些隱私權"
"隱私權" means "The privacy rights"
Can the American say "The privacy rights" ? @@"~

"隱私權" ( yǐn sī quán )

Answer 2

Generally, this is a new word as privacy is a new concept. Only untill recently, this idea began to get into the Chinese society.

In my younger days, if we ever speak of privacy, my dad will say, 'sure, go stay in your own house and have your own privacy', in my house, I am the boss.

But now, my daughters is speaking of privacy. Ha. . .

Anyway:
privacy : 隱私權, it is read as yǐn sī quán
隱 is the hide, or cover.
私 is personal, individual.
權 is one's right.

But 保密 is Secrecy
保 is to protect, security when put with 安. 保安
密 is secret.

Give me some privacy. 給我一些隱私權.

Answer 3

1. 我想要一點保密性 (I want a little privacy)

2) 給我一些保密性 (Give me some privacy)

Answer 4

I would probably call it 隐私 yin3 si1
给我一点儿隐私。
我要一点儿隐私。

Answer 5

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