How to Say ‘Come in abundantly’ in Traditional Chinese
廣進
guǎng jìn
[gwahng-jeen]
💬 Usage Tip: 廣 often means broad or wide, but in greetings like 財源廣進 it helps give the sense of coming in abundantly, from many directions. You'll see this kind of compact four-character style a lot in festive wishes.
Phrase Breakdown
廣進
guǎng jìn
[gwahng-jeen]
to come in abundantly; to pour in
A set phrase meaning “to enter in great amounts”; commonly used with 財源 as 財源廣進.
新年祝福常說財源廣進，意思是錢一直進來。
New Year blessings often say “wealth comes in abundantly,” meaning money keeps coming in.
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