How to Say ‘Okay, let's go with stir-fried cabbage.’ in Traditional Chinese
好,炒高麗菜好了。
hǎo chǎo gāo lì cài hǎo le
[how chǎo gāolìcài hǎo le]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 好了 at the end of a choice means "let's just go with that", which settles a decision. For example, 喝茶好了 means "let's just have tea".
Phrase Breakdown
好,炒高麗菜
hǎo chǎo gāo lì cài
okay, stir-fried cabbage
好 (okay) + 炒高麗菜 (stir-fried cabbage). 高麗菜 is the Taiwanese word for cabbage.
我想吃炒高麗菜。
I want to eat stir-fried cabbage.
Words in this phrase
好
hǎo
[how]
good; well
A basic adjective meaning good, favorable, or well.
這是一個好機會,你可以把握一下。
This is a good opportunity, and you can make use of it.
炒
chǎo
[chǎo]
to stir-fry
To cook food quickly in a hot pan with oil while stirring.
媽媽在炒飯。
Mom is making fried rice.
高麗菜
gāo lì cài
[gāolìcài]
cabbage
The common Taiwanese word for cabbage.
我想吃高麗菜。
I want to eat cabbage.
好了。
hǎo le
let's go with that
After a choice, 好了 means 'let's just go with that'.
喝咖啡好了。
Let's just have coffee.
Words in this phrase
好了
hǎo le
[hǎo le]
(then) I'll just...
Ending marking a decision or suggestion.
我們坐捷運好了。
Let's just take the MRT.
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