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How to Say ‘I'll let him go’ in Traditional Chinese

我會讓他走

wǒ huì ràng tā zǒu

[wǒ huì rang tah zǒu]

💬 Usage Tip: 會 before an action works as a promise about the future, "will": 我會打給你 "I'll call you".

Phrase Breakdown

我會

wǒ huì

I will

我 (wǒ, I) + 會 (huì, will). 會 is a sharp falling tone.

Example

我會來。

I will come.

Words in this phrase

我

wǒ

[wǒ]

I

A pronoun referring to oneself.

Example

我是老師。

I am a teacher.

會

huì

[huì]

will

Expresses future intent or ability.

Example

我們會一起做晚餐。

We will make dinner together.

讓他走

ràng tā zǒu

let him go

讓 (ràng, let) + 他 (tā, him) + 走 (zǒu, leave). Curl the tongue back for the 'r' in 讓.

Example

我們讓他走吧。

Let's let him go.

Words in this phrase

讓

ràng

[rang]

to make; to let; to cause

Used to show causing someone to feel or do something.

Example

這種制度讓人更願意合作。

This kind of system makes people more willing to cooperate.

他

tā

[tah]

he; him

A third-person pronoun for a male person.

Example

他最近比較忙。

He has been busier recently.

走

zǒu

[zǒu]

to leave; to go

Here means to go away or depart.

Example

他已經走了。

He has already left.

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