How to Say ‘Look out for one another’ in Traditional Chinese
互相照顧
hù xiāng zhào gù
[hoo-syang jaow-goo]
💬 Usage Tip: Put [互相] before a verb to express 'do something for each other': [互相照顧], [互相幫忙], [互相尊重]. It's a very common pattern in workplace culture talk.
Phrase Breakdown
互相
hù xiāng
[hoo-syang]
each other; mutually
Used to show two or more people do something for one another.
在這家公司，大家會互相照顧新同事。
At this company, everyone looks after new coworkers.
照顧
zhào gù
[jaow-goo]
to take care of; to look after
Often used for caring for people, checking on them, or helping with their needs.
我們主管很照顧新人，讓大家很安心。
Our manager really takes care of newcomers, which makes everyone feel at ease.
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