How to Say ‘Just stop’ in Traditional Chinese
停就好
tíng jiù hǎo
[ting jyoh hao]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 就好 after a verb means "just do that and it's fine", which keeps the request modest. For example, 放這裡就好 means "just put it here".
Phrase Breakdown
停
tíng
[ting]
to stop
Used when asking a driver or vehicle to stop.
麻煩在路口停。
Please stop at the intersection.
就
jiù
[jyoh]
just; then; simply
A flexible adverb that often means 'just' or emphasizes a simple or immediate choice.
一杯啤酒就可以了。
Just one beer is fine.
好
hǎo
[hao]
okay; good
A positive response meaning 'okay' or 'good.'
你說想認識我更多一點，我聽了只想說好啊。
You said you wanted to get to know me better, and all I wanted to say was 'sure.'
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