How to Say ‘Money keeps coming in’ in Traditional Chinese
錢一直進來
qián yì zhí jìn lái
[qián ee-jr jeen-lie]
💬 Usage Tip: 一直 (yì zhí) before an action means it keeps going nonstop, as in 一直下雨 "it keeps raining". 一 is read (yì) here, not (yī), because the next syllable carries a rising tone.
Phrase Breakdown
錢
qián
[qián]
money
A medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes.
他想借用我的錢。
He wants to borrow my money.
一直
yì zhí
[ee-jr]
all along; continuously
Shows that something has been happening over a period of time without stopping.
謝謝你一直關心我的身體。
Thank you for always caring about my health.
進來
jìn lái
[jeen-lie]
come in
A common invitation telling someone to enter a room or house.
請進來坐一下。
Please come in and sit for a moment.
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