How to Say ‘Very considerate; thoughtful’ in Traditional Chinese
很貼心
hěn tiē xīn
[huhn tyeh shin]
💬 Usage Tip: With adjectives like [貼心], [很] often just makes the sentence sound complete, not necessarily "very." So [很貼心] can simply mean "thoughtful," and stronger emphasis would be [非常貼心].
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[huhn]
very
An adverb used before adjectives to mean 'very.'
你很貼心，還主動幫我拿東西。
You’re very thoughtful, and you even offered to carry things for me.
貼心
tiē xīn
[tyeh shin]
thoughtful; considerate
Describes someone who notices others’ needs and acts kindly.
你幫我拿飲料真的很貼心。
Helping me carry the drink is really thoughtful of you.
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