How to Say ‘Anything is okay; either is fine’ in Traditional Chinese
都可以
dōu kě yǐ
[doe kuh-yee]
💬 Usage Tip: [都可以] means "all are okay / either is fine," depending on context. After something open like [有什麼想法], it gives a broad feeling of "anything you want to say is fine."
Phrase Breakdown
都
dōu
[doe]
all; both; in any case
Used to include everything or emphasize no restriction in this context.
你想走大路或小路都可以。
You can take the main road or a small road; either is fine.
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh-yee]
can; may; okay
Expresses ability, permission, or that something is acceptable.
你現在改目的地也可以。
You can also change the destination now.
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