How to Say ‘It looks pretty nice’ in Traditional Chinese
滿好看的
mǎn hǎo kàn de
[mǎn how-kahn de]
💬 Usage Tip: 滿 (mǎn) is casual Taiwan speech for "pretty, quite", and 的 at the end makes it sound relaxed. Swap the adjective: 滿可愛的 "pretty cute".
Phrase Breakdown
滿
mǎn
[mǎn]
quite; pretty
Colloquial Taiwanese degree adverb meaning 'fairly' or 'quite', often paired with 的 at the end.
這家酒吧滿熱鬧的。
This bar is pretty lively.
好看
hǎo kàn
[how-kahn]
good-looking; nice-looking
Used to praise a person’s appearance, clothes, or style.
你今天這樣穿很好看。
You look good dressed like this today.
的
de
[de]
sentence-final particle for affirmation
Used at the end of a sentence, often with 滿 or 是, to make a statement sound affirming and natural.
你的鞋子滿特別的。
Your shoes are pretty unique.
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