How to Say ‘You're really nice.’ in Traditional Chinese
你人真好。
nǐ rén zhēn hǎo
[nǐ ren jen hǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 人真好 literally means "person really good". It describes someone's character, so it means kind or generous, not good-looking. Swap in another adjective for a new compliment: 你人真好笑 "you're really funny".
Phrase Breakdown
你人
nǐ rén
you as a person
你 (nǐ) means 'you'. 人 (rén) means 'person'. Together they mean 'you, as a person', which leads into a comment on character.
你人很好。
You're a very nice person.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A human being or individual.
這裡的人都很樂於合作。
The people here are all happy to cooperate.
真好。
zhēn hǎo
are really nice
真 (zhēn) means 'really'. 好 (hǎo) means 'good' or 'kind'. Say 真 high and level and 好 with a dipping tone.
天氣真好。
The weather is really nice.
Words in this phrase
真
zhēn
[jen]
really; truly
Adds emphasis, like 'really' or 'truly.' It is often used before adjectives.
大家一起看球真溫暖，我很感動。
Everyone watching the game together is really heartwarming; I am touched.
好
hǎo
[hǎo]
good
Satisfactory or pleasing.
你想吃披薩，好吧，我也想。
You want pizza, okay, I also want it.
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