How to Say ‘Suitable opportunity’ in Simplified Chinese
合适的机会
hé shì de jī huì
[huh-shrr duh jee-hway]
💬 Usage Tip: When a describing word comes before a noun, Chinese often puts [的] in between: [合适的机会] "a suitable opportunity." You can swap in other descriptions easily, like [更好的机会] "a better opportunity."
Phrase Breakdown
合适
hé shì
[huh-shrr]
suitable; appropriate
Used to describe something that matches a person's needs, goals, or situation well.
在招聘会上，你会遇到更合适的机会。
At the job fair, you will come across more suitable opportunities.
的
de
[duh]
of; linking particle
Connects an adjective or description to the noun that follows it.
这是一个很难得的机会。
This is a very rare opportunity.
机会
jī huì
[jee-hway]
opportunity; chance
Refers to a good possibility for work, development, or connection.
交流得越多，你得到机会的可能性越大。
The more you network, the greater your chance of getting opportunities.
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