How to Say ‘It seems they have’ in Traditional Chinese
他們好像有
tā men hǎo xiàng yǒu
[ta-men hǎoxiàng yoe]
💬 Usage Tip: 好像 (hǎo xiàng) softens a claim to 'I think' or 'seems like'. It's handy whenever you aren't sure: 他好像走了 "he seems to have left".
Phrase Breakdown
他們
tā men
[ta-men]
they; them
A plural third-person pronoun for a group of people or a team.
他們是我今年最看好的球隊。
They are the team I am most optimistic about this year.
好像
hǎo xiàng
[hǎoxiàng]
seemingly; it seems
Softens a statement; 'it looks like'.
他好像生氣了。
He seems angry.
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is/are
A basic verb meaning to possess something or that something exists.
我有固定運動,所以精神比較好。
I exercise regularly, so I feel more energetic.
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