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How to Say ‘Makes people feel relaxed’ in Traditional Chinese

讓人很放鬆

ràng rén hěn fàng sōng

[rahng ren hen fahng-sohng]

💬 Usage Tip: [讓人] is a useful setup for giving impressions: [讓人很放鬆], [讓人很安心], [讓人很舒服]. After [讓人], just add the feeling or reaction it causes.

Phrase Breakdown

讓人

ràng rén

makes people; lets people

Introduces the effect something has on others.

Example

這個聲音讓人很放鬆。

This sound makes people feel relaxed.

Words in this phrase

ràng

[rahng]

to make; to cause

Shows that someone or something causes a feeling or reaction.

Example

你的聲音讓人很放鬆。

Your voice makes people feel very relaxed.

rén

[ren]

person; people

Used generally to mean others or people.

Example

你的氣質讓人很放鬆。

Your vibe makes people feel very relaxed.

很放鬆

hěn fàng sōng

very relaxed; calming

Describes a state of ease and no stress.

Example

聽音樂讓人很放鬆。

Listening to music makes people feel relaxed.

Words in this phrase

hěn

[hen]

very; quite

Marks a noticeable degree before an adjective.

Example

跟你在一起的感覺很放鬆。

Being with you feels very relaxing.

放鬆

fàng sōng

[fahng-sohng]

relaxed; at ease

Describes feeling calm, natural, and not tense.

Example

你的風格讓人很放鬆,不會有距離感。

Your style makes people feel relaxed; it doesn’t feel distant.

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