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How to Say ‘I'm looking forward to it too.’ in Traditional Chinese

我也很期待。

wǒ yě hěn qī dài

[waw yeh hun chee dye]

💬 Usage Tip: [也] goes before the feeling or action it adds to: [我也很期待] "I'm also looking forward to it." You can reuse that pattern with other verbs: [我也想去] "I want to go too."

Phrase Breakdown

我也

wǒ yě

I also

Combines the first-person pronoun with 'also' to show shared feeling.

Example

我也很高興。

I’m also very happy.

Words in this phrase

[waw]

I; me

The speaker refers to themselves with this pronoun.

Example

我也很期待再次合作。

I’m also looking forward to working together again.

[yeh]

also; too

Shows that the speaker feels the same way too.

Example

我也很期待收到你的回信。

I’m also looking forward to receiving your reply.

很期待

hěn qī dài

really look forward to it

Expresses eager anticipation.

Example

我很期待見面。

I look forward to meeting you.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[hun]

very

Intensifies the following feeling or adjective.

Example

我也很期待下次聊天。

I’m also really looking forward to our next chat.

期待

qī dài

[chee dye]

to look forward to; to expect

Describes positive anticipation about something in the future.

Example

我也很期待再見到你。

I’m also looking forward to seeing you again.

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