How to Say ‘To get along well; click’ in Simplified Chinese
很投缘
hěn tóu yuán
[huhn toh-ywen]
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very; quite
An adverb used before adjectives to sound natural in Chinese.
我们很投缘，所以聊了很久。
We really clicked, so we talked for a long time.
投缘
tóu yuán
[toh-ywen]
to get along well; to click
Describes people who naturally connect and share similar interests or personalities.
第一次见面就很投缘，真不容易。
It’s rare that we clicked so well on the first meeting.
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