How to Say ‘If there's a chance’ in Traditional Chinese
有機會
yǒu jī huì
[yoe jee hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [有機會] often works like "if there's a chance" or "when there's an opportunity," not just the literal "have opportunity." You can reuse it in invitations and follow-ups: [有機會再聊], [有機會想拜訪貴公司].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a very common softener in Taiwan business talk. It keeps you from sounding pushy, so invitations or future plans feel polite and low-pressure.
Phrase Breakdown
有
yǒu
[yoe]
to have; there is/are
In this phrase, it helps express that a chance is available.
如果有時間，我們有機會再聊。
If there is time, we’ll have a chance to chat again.
機會
jī huì
[jee hway]
opportunity; chance
Refers to the chance being talked about in the phrase "有機會".
有機會的話，歡迎再來交流。
If there is a chance, welcome to come chat again.
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