How to Say ‘As consolation’ in Traditional Chinese
當作安慰
dāng zuò ān wèi
[dàngzuò ānwèi]
💬 Usage Tip: 當作 (dàng zuò) means "to treat something as". Note it's (dàng), not (dāng) as in other uses of 當.
Phrase Breakdown
當作
dāng zuò
[dàngzuò]
to treat as; as
To regard something as serving a purpose.
這個當作禮物。
Take this as a gift.
安慰
ān wèi
[ānwèi]
comfort; consolation
Something that eases disappointment.
謝謝你的安慰。
Thanks for comforting me.
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