How to Say ‘That's fine’ in Simplified Chinese
就好
jiù hǎo
[jyoe haow]
💬 Usage Tip: [就好] is a handy way to say 'that's fine' or 'that'll do' after naming a preference. You can attach it to almost any choice: [水果的就好], [简单一点就好].
Phrase Breakdown
就
jiù
[jyoe]
just; simply
就 here means 'just' or 'simply,' showing a minimal requirement.
有一点生日气氛就好，不用太夸张。
Just a little birthday atmosphere is enough; it doesn’t need to be too exaggerated.
好
hǎo
[haow]
good; fine; enough
好 in 就好 means 'fine' or 'enough' for the speaker's needs.
简单布置一下就好，我们想低调一点。
Just do a simple decoration; we’d like something more low-key.
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