How to Say ‘Wishing you abundant wealth!’ in Traditional Chinese
祝你財源廣進！
zhù nǐ cái yuán guǎng jìn
[joo nee tsye-ywen gwahng-jeen]
💬 Usage Tip: A “prosperity mode” greeting. Great for colleagues, clients, or anyone running a shop.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Very common to say to store staff or small business owners during the New Year period—especially if you’re a regular customer.
Phrase Breakdown
祝你
zhù nǐ
wish you...
A common opening meaning “I wish you…” used before blessings.
祝你一路順風。
Wish you a safe and smooth journey.
Words in this phrase
祝
zhù
[joo]
to wish
Starts a blessing; 祝 + person + wish.
我寫在卡片上：祝你財源廣進！
I wrote on the card: “Wishing you abundant wealth!”
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person you’re greeting.
祝你財源廣進！新年一起加油！
Wishing you abundant wealth! Let’s do our best in the new year!
財源
cái yuán
[tsye-ywen]
sources of wealth; money resources
In 財源廣進, 財源 is “income/wealth sources.”
祝你財源廣進，工作加薪。
Wishing you abundant wealth and a raise at work.
廣進
guǎng jìn
[gwahng-jeen]
to come in abundantly; to pour in
廣進 emphasizes “in great amounts,” making the wish sound strong and upbeat.
新年最愛聽到：祝你財源廣進！
My favorite New Year line to hear is: “Wishing you abundant wealth!”
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