How to Say ‘We're all pretty good.’ in Simplified Chinese
我们都挺好的。
wǒ men dōu tǐng hǎo de
[waw-men doe ting haow duh]
💬 Usage Tip: This sentence uses [都] before [挺好] to say the whole group is doing well: [我们都挺好的]. Swap the subject to make similar family updates, like [爸妈都挺好的].
Phrase Breakdown
我们
wǒ men
[waw-men]
we; us
Refers to one's whole group, often including family members.
“我们都挺好的。”里的“我们”可以指一家人。
In “We’re all quite well,” “我们” can refer to the whole family.
都
dōu
[doe]
all; both
Shows that every person in the group is included.
“我们都挺好的。”里的“都”说明每个人情况都不错。
In “We’re all quite well,” “都” shows that everyone is doing well.
挺好
tǐng hǎo
pretty good; quite well
A casual way to say something is doing well or is in good condition.
最近工作挺好。
Work has been going pretty well lately.
Words in this phrase
挺
tǐng
[ting]
quite; rather
Adds a natural, moderate emphasis to 好.
“我们都挺好的。”里的“挺”表示相当、蛮。
In “We’re all quite well,” “挺” means quite or pretty.
好
hǎo
[haow]
good; well; fine
Describes being in a good condition or doing fine.
“我们都挺好的。”里的“好”是在说近况很好。
In “We’re all quite well,” “好” says that recent life is going well.
的
de
[duh]
particle; descriptive ending
This sentence-final 的 makes the response sound complete and conversational.
“我们都挺好的。”里的“的”让回答更自然。
In “We’re all quite well,” “的” makes the reply sound more natural.
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