How to Say ‘Might; may possibly’ in Traditional Chinese
說不定會
shuō bù dìng huì
[shwaw boo ding hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [說不定會 + verb] is a useful pattern for soft guesses: [說不定會下雨] "It might rain." [會] here marks something that may happen, not "know how to."
Phrase Breakdown
說不定
shuō bù dìng
[shwaw boo ding]
maybe; perhaps
Used to express possibility or uncertainty, like saying something might happen.
你今天去參加說明會，說不定會認識重要的人脈。
If you attend the information session today, maybe you will meet important connections.
會
huì
[hway]
will; likely to
A modal verb used to show future action, ability, or likelihood depending on context.
多參加活動會增加你被看見的機會。
Participating in more events will increase your chances of being noticed.
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