How to Say ‘Just happen to; by chance; just right’ in Traditional Chinese
剛好
gāng hǎo
[gahng-how]
💬 Usage Tip: [剛好] often means "just happened to" or "by coincidence," not only "exactly right." For example, [我剛好有空] means "I just happen to be free."
Phrase Breakdown
剛好
gāng hǎo
[gahng-how]
just by chance; just so happens; exactly
Often used to say something happened coincidentally or at the right moment.
我剛好也想點這杯。
I was just about to order that drink too.
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