How to Say ‘May everything go your way’ in Traditional Chinese
萬事如意
wàn shì rú yì
[wànshì rúyì]
💬 Usage Tip: 萬事 (wàn shì) literally means "ten thousand matters". In wishes, 萬 (wàn) just means "all" or "every", not a literal count.
Phrase Breakdown
萬事
wàn shì
[wànshì]
everything
Literally 'ten thousand things'; all matters.
萬事起頭難。
All beginnings are hard.
如意
rú yì
[rúyì]
as one wishes
Going according to one's wishes.
祝你事事如意。
May everything go as you wish.
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