How to Say ‘Lucky you!’ in Traditional Chinese
好好喔！
hǎo hǎo ō
[hǎo hǎo oh]
💬 Usage Tip: 好好 is said (hǎo hǎo) and the softening 喔 (o) is added at the end. Here it means "so nice!", not "good good".
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a very Taiwanese, friendly way to react with a touch of envy to someone's fun news. It sounds casual and warm, and it fits best among peers.
Phrase Breakdown
好好
hǎo hǎo
[hǎo hǎo]
how nice; lucky you
Exclamation expressing envy or delight at someone's good experience.
你去日本玩？好好喔！
You went to Japan? Lucky you!
喔
ō
[oh]
oh; sentence particle
A friendly final particle that softens the tone and sounds warm or casual.
到時候見喔。
See you then.
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