How to Say ‘One family’ in Traditional Chinese
一家人
yī jiā rén
[ee-jyah-ren]
💬 Usage Tip: [一家人] often means 'one family' in the sense of being close and united, not literally one household. In company talk it's usually metaphorical.
Phrase Breakdown
一家人
yī jiā rén
[ee-jyah-ren]
one family; like family
Describes a close group that feels warm, united, and supportive.
面試時，他說團隊像一家人。
During the interview, he said the team is like one family.
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