How to Say ‘They look really nice’ in Traditional Chinese
好好看
hǎo hǎo kàn
[hǎohǎo kàn]
💬 Usage Tip: The first 好 means "so" and the second is part of 好看 "good-looking". Saying 好好看 is completely normal. Swap in another adjective the same way: 好好吃 "so tasty".
Phrase Breakdown
好好
hǎo hǎo
[hǎohǎo]
so very; really
Colloquial intensifier before an adjective-like verb, meaning 'so' or 'really'.
這家的牛肉麵好好吃。
This shop's beef noodles are so delicious.
看
kàn
[kàn]
to look (as in 'good-looking')
Here it pairs with the preceding 好 to form 好看, meaning 'good-looking' or 'pretty'. It describes how something looks.
你家的春聯真好看！
Your home's spring couplets look really nice!
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