How to Say ‘Very warm’ in Traditional Chinese
很溫暖
hěn wēn nuǎn
[huhn wuhn-nwahn]
💬 Usage Tip: In [很溫暖], [很] often just helps complete the adjective and may not mean strongly "very." The same pattern works with other adjectives: [很開心], [很方便].
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
A common adverb placed before adjectives to mean very.
這場分享會很有幫助，我很期待下次再參加。
This sharing session was very helpful, and I really look forward to joining again next time.
溫暖
wēn nuǎn
[wuhn-nwahn]
warm; heartwarming
Can describe physical warmth or an emotionally kind and comforting feeling.
前輩主動鼓勵新人，氣氛很溫暖。
Senior people took the initiative to encourage newcomers, so the atmosphere was very warm.
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