I think you might mean how to build '7' chords for each degree of the scale.

I think this is what you're after:
Cmaj7
Dmin7
Emin7
Fmaj7
G7
Amin7
B(half or full)dim7
Cmaj7

I think that's what you're after... maybe...

yes u know what i mean, but r there any other way to build the chords for each degree of the scale.( not any degree as a root note of the chord)
thank u very much

I'm not really sure what you mean.

What I wrote was diatonic to C major. Each chord is built on thirds using the note for each respective degree of the scale as the root note.

I think all of those chords would sound fine in C major.... but maybe that's not what you're after...

this is what i mean
when i play the C major scale i use these chords to match each note
do/C, re/G, me/C, fa/F, sol/C, la/F, ti/G, do/C (note/chord)

thank u all the same

If you use your left hand then it seems as though someone else is doing it.

What?!