How to Say ‘No wonder’ in Traditional Chinese
難怪
nán guài
[nánguài]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 難怪 (nán guài) at the front of a sentence when something suddenly makes sense: 難怪這麼好看 "no wonder it looks so good".
Phrase Breakdown
難怪
nán guài
[nánguài]
no wonder
Used when something now makes sense after learning the reason.
難怪你這麼累。
No wonder you're so tired.
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