How to Say ‘I was very happy.’ in Traditional Chinese
我很開心。
wǒ hěn kāi xīn
[waw huhn kai-shin]
💬 Usage Tip: [很開心] here doesn't have to mean "very happy" — often [很] just smooths out the sentence before an adjective. You can reuse the pattern easily: [我很高興] or [我很期待].
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
我 means 'I' or 'me' and is used to refer to yourself.
我覺得我今天表現不錯。
I think I did well today.
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
很 usually means 'very' and is often placed before adjectives.
我很期待下次再見面。
I really look forward to meeting again next time.
開心
kāi xīn
[kai-shin]
happy; glad
開心 means happy, pleased, or glad about something.
認識新朋友讓我很開心。
Meeting new friends makes me happy.
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