How to Say ‘You are willing’ in Traditional Chinese
你願意
nǐ yuàn yì
[nee ywen-ee]
💬 Usage Tip: [願意] is stronger than just "want" — it means being willing to do something. For simple preference, [想] is more common, as in [你想喝什麼？]
Phrase Breakdown
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The common singular 'you' used when speaking directly to someone.
如果你願意，我可以陪你去。
If you are willing, I can go with you.
願意
yuàn yì
[ywen-ee]
to be willing; to want to
Used to express willingness, consent, or readiness to do something.
如果你願意，我可以陪你去。
If you are willing, I can go with you.
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