How to Say ‘Agree’ in Traditional Chinese
答應
dá yīng
[dāyìng]
💬 Usage Tip: 答應 often means agreeing to a request, invitation, or proposal. A common pattern is 答應 + someone/thing: 答應我一件事 "promise me one thing."
Phrase Breakdown
答應
dá yīng
[dāyìng]
promise
To commit to doing something.
你答應了要請我喝飲料。
You promised to buy me a drink.
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