How to Say ‘Cheers!’ in Traditional Chinese
乾杯！
qián bēi
[gānbēi]
💬 Usage Tip: 乾杯 (gān bēi) literally means 'dry glass'.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Some people take the literal meaning seriously and drain their glass. With a casual drink, a light sip is fine, and you can say 隨意 (suí yì) "drink as you like" to make that clear.
Phrase Breakdown
乾杯
qián bēi
[gānbēi]
cheers
A toast; literally 'dry the cup'.
大家一起乾杯吧！
Let's all say cheers!
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