How to Say ‘Fine if it’s good’ in Traditional Chinese
好就好
hǎo jiù hǎo
[haow jyoh haow]
💬 Usage Tip: [就好] means "that's enough" or "that will do," and the thing before it can change: [這樣就好], [停這裡就好]. It's a very useful pattern for taxis and directions.
Phrase Breakdown
好
hǎo
[haow]
good; okay; fine
A general word for something being acceptable or good.
能在這裡下車就好，不用太靠近也好。
It's fine if I can get off here; it doesn't need to be too close.
就
jiù
[jyoh]
just; simply; then
In 就好, it means 'just ... is fine' or 'that will do.'
能在這裡下車就好，不用太靠近也好。
It's fine if I can get off here; it doesn't need to be too close.
好
hǎo
[haow]
good; okay; fine
A general word for something being acceptable or good.
能在這裡下車就好，不用太靠近也好。
It's fine if I can get off here; it doesn't need to be too close.
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