How to Say ‘She takes good care of people.’ in Traditional Chinese
她很會照顧人。
tā hěn huì zhào gù rén
[tā hen huì jao goo rén]
💬 Usage Tip: 會 before a verb can mean "good at" doing something, not just "will": 他很會做菜 "He's a good cook".
Phrase Breakdown
她很會
tā hěn huì
she is very good at
很會 + verb means 'to be good at' doing something.
她很會唱歌。
She is very good at singing.
Words in this phrase
她
tā
[tā]
she; her
Third-person pronoun for a female.
她是我的奶奶。
She is my grandma.
很
hěn
[hen]
very
An adverb meaning very; it strengthens an adjective or feeling.
今天認識你，我很開心，也很喜歡這個「很」有活力的活動。
Meeting you today, I’m very happy, and I also like this very lively event.
會
huì
[huì]
to be good at
With 很, it means being skilled at doing something.
她很會唱歌。
She's really good at singing.
照顧人。
zhào gù rén
taking care of people
照顧 means 'to take care of' and 人 means 'people'. 顧 is often said lightly.
媽媽在照顧人。
Mom is taking care of people.
Words in this phrase
照顧
zhào gù
[jao goo]
to take care of; to look after
Means to care for or support someone, physically or emotionally, and in workplaces it can imply support among coworkers.
這個團隊很願意照顧新人，讓人感到安心。
This team is very willing to look after newcomers, which makes people feel at ease.
人
rén
[rén]
person
Refers to an individual human being.
人是社會的一部分。
A person is part of society.
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