How to Say ‘Make people / cause people to’ in Traditional Chinese
讓人
ràng rén
[rang ren]
💬 Usage Tip: [讓人] means "make people feel..." or "make people want to...," and what follows shows the result: [讓人安心], [讓人感動], [讓人很想加入]. This pattern is very common when describing impressions.
Phrase Breakdown
讓
ràng
[rang]
to make; to let; to cause
Used to show causing someone to feel or do something.
這種制度讓人更願意合作。
This kind of system makes people more willing to cooperate.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A human being or people in general.
這樣的介紹讓人印象很好。
This kind of introduction gives people a very good impression.
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