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How to Say ‘I am good, thank you.’ in Traditional Chinese

我很好，謝謝。

wǒ hěn hǎo xiè xiè

[wǒ hun how shieh shieh]

Phrase Breakdown

我很好，

wǒ hěn hǎo

I'm fine,

The first half of the reply. Say it smoothly, then pause briefly at the comma. Pronounce it wǒ hén hǎo because of the third-tone change.

Example

我很好，不用擔心。

I'm fine, don't worry.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wǒ]

A pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

我是老師。

I am a teacher.

很

hěn

[hun]

very; quite; (often used before adjectives)

An adverb placed before adjectives to intensify them; in casual speech it can also help a sentence sound natural even if it’s not strongly “very.”

Example

你今年很忙，但也要記得休息。

You’re very busy this year, but remember to rest too.

好

hǎo

[how]

good; well

Means 'good' or 'well'; in greetings it helps form 'hello.'

Example

你好，很高興認識你。

Hello, nice to meet you.

謝謝。

xiè xiè

thank you.

The first 謝 is a falling fourth tone. The second 謝 is usually said lightly, in a neutral tone: xièxie.

Example

謝謝你的幫忙。

Thank you for your help.

Words in this phrase

謝謝

xiè xiè

[shieh shieh]

thank you; thanks

A common polite expression used to thank someone.

Example

謝謝你願意接受這個車資，謝謝。

Thank you for being willing to accept this fare, thank you.

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