How to Say ‘Will laugh at you’ in Traditional Chinese
會笑你
huì xiào nǐ
[hway shyao nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [會 + verb] often means "will" or "be likely to," not just "know how to." So [會笑你] here means "will laugh at you," like [他會生氣] "he'll get mad."
Phrase Breakdown
會
huì
[hway]
will; know how to; be likely to
Shows future possibility or tendency. In this phrase, it means 'will' in a teasing sense.
你再這樣裝可愛，我真的會笑你。
If you keep acting cute like that, I really will laugh at you.
笑
xiào
[shyao]
laugh; make fun of
Can mean simply laugh, or laugh at someone playfully depending on context. In flirting, it often sounds light and joking.
你那個表情太可愛了，我一定會笑你。
That expression of yours is too cute—I’m definitely going to laugh at you.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the other person. In teasing phrases, it makes the joke feel direct and personal.
我今天先不放過你，等一下還要笑你。
I’m not letting you off today—I’m still going to tease you later.
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