How to Say ‘Feel at ease; be relieved’ in Traditional Chinese
放心了
fàng xīn le
[fahng-sheen luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [放心] literally looks like "put down the heart," but it means "feel at ease / stop worrying." The [了] here shows a new state: now the person feels relieved.
Phrase Breakdown
放心
fàng xīn
[fahng-sheen]
to feel at ease; to be reassured
A common phrase meaning to stop worrying and feel relieved.
聽你這樣解釋，我就放心了。
After hearing your explanation, I feel reassured.
了
le
[luh]
completed action; change of state particle
A particle often used to show something has changed or is now the case.
司機願意改路線，我放心了。
The driver is willing to change the route, so I feel relieved now.
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