How to Say ‘Let him go’ in Traditional Chinese
讓他走
ràng tā zǒu
[rang tah zǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: 讓 + person + action means "let someone do something": 讓我看 "let me see". Here 走 means "leave", not just "walk".
Phrase Breakdown
讓
ràng
[rang]
to make; to let; to cause
Used to show causing someone to feel or do something.
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.
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.
你可以走了。
You can leave now.
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