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How to Say ‘Thanks for your concern, Mom.’ in Traditional Chinese

謝謝媽關心。

xiè xiè mā guān xīn

[shyeh-shyeh mā guānxīn]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan many people call their in-laws 媽 and 爸 directly, especially after marriage. It sounds warm and is often appreciated.

Phrase Breakdown

謝謝媽

xiè xiè mā

thank you, Mom

謝謝 (xièxie) means 'thank you'; 媽 (mā) means 'Mom'.

Example

謝謝媽幫忙。

Thanks for the help, Mom.

Words in this phrase

謝謝

xiè xiè

[shyeh-shyeh]

thank you

A polite expression used to show gratitude.

Example

面試結束後別忘了說謝謝。

Don't forget to say thank you after the interview ends.

媽

mā

[mā]

mom

Informal word for mother; also used for one's mother-in-law.

Example

媽,我回來了。

Mom, I'm back.

關心。

guān xīn

for caring

關心 (guānxīn) means 'to care about / show concern'. Both syllables are first tone.

Example

謝謝你的關心。

Thank you for your concern.

Words in this phrase

關心

guān xīn

[guānxīn]

to care about; concern

To show care or concern for someone.

Example

他很關心家人。

He cares a lot about his family.

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