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How to Say ‘Then I'm pretty lucky.’ in Traditional Chinese

那我運氣不錯。

nà wǒ yùn qì bù cuò

[nah wǒ yùnqì boo-tswaw]

💬 Usage Tip: 那 (nà) at the start of a sentence means "then, in that case", reacting to what the other person just said.

Phrase Breakdown

那我

nà wǒ

then I

那 (nà) here means 'then / in that case'.

Example

那我先走了。

Then I'll leave first.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nah]

that; then

Refers back to what was just said.

Example

那很好,表示他適應得不錯。

That's good; it means he is adapting well.

我

wǒ

[wǒ]

I

A pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

我是老師。

I am a teacher.

運氣不錯。

yùn qì bù cuò

am pretty lucky

運氣 (yùn qì) means 'luck'. 不錯 (bú cuò) means 'not bad / pretty good'.

Example

今天運氣不錯。

I'm pretty lucky today.

Words in this phrase

運氣

yùn qì

[yùnqì]

luck

Fortune, good or bad.

Example

今天運氣很好。

I'm lucky today.

不錯

bù cuò

[boo-tswaw]

not bad; pretty good

A polite and common way to praise something without sounding too strong. Often used for gifts, taste, ideas, or performance.

Example

你挑的茶葉不錯。

The tea leaves you chose are pretty good.

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