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How to Say ‘So how will you improve?’ in Traditional Chinese

那你會怎麼改善？

nà nǐ huì zěn me gǎi shàn

[nà nǐ hway dzun-muh gǎishàn]

💬 Usage Tip: When 那 (nà) starts a sentence it means "so" or "then", picking up from what was just said. It isn't pointing at "that" thing here.

Phrase Breakdown

那你會

nà nǐ huì

then will you…

那 (then) + 你 (you) + 會 (will). It introduces a follow-up question.

Example

那你會去嗎？

Then will you go?

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

then; so

Used at the start of a sentence to move on to a new topic.

Example

那我們走吧。

Then let's go.

你

nǐ

[nǐ]

you

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

你今天看起來很高興。

You look happy today.

會

huì

[hway]

will; likely to

A modal verb used to show future action, ability, or likelihood depending on context.

Example

多參加活動會增加你被看見的機會。

Participating in more events will increase your chances of being noticed.

怎麼改善？

zěn me gǎi shàn

how to improve?

怎麼 (how) + 改善 (to improve). 怎麼 comes before the verb to ask about the method.

Example

我們要怎麼改善？

How should we improve?

Words in this phrase

怎麼

zěn me

[dzun-muh]

how; in what way

Used to ask about the method or manner of doing something.

Example

你們平常怎麼合作，會先開會嗎？

How do you usually work together? Do you meet first?

改善

gǎi shàn

[gǎishàn]

to improve

To make something better, often a problem or situation.

Example

公司想改善工作環境。

The company wants to improve the work environment.

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