How to Say ‘Wish you’ in Traditional Chinese
祝您
zhù nín
[joo neen]
💬 Usage Tip: [祝] means "wish," and it often takes the person right after it: [祝您…] = "wish you…" You can reuse it in set phrases like [祝您順利] ("wish you things go smoothly").
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [祝您…] is warm and polite, and you may hear it from airline or airport staff at the end of an interaction. It sounds more caring than casual small talk.
Phrase Breakdown
祝
zhù
[joo]
wish
Used to express good wishes to someone.
祝您旅途順利。
Wish you a smooth journey.
您
nín
[neen]
you
A polite form of 'you' used in respectful situations.
祝您有個美好的旅程。
Wish you a wonderful trip.
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