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How to Say ‘Everyone will be happy.’ in Traditional Chinese

大家一定會很高興。

dà jiā yí dìng huì hěn gāo xìng

[dah-jyah ee-ding hway huhn gaow-shing]

💬 Usage Tip: With adjective-type words like [高興], Chinese often uses [會很 + adjective] for a future prediction: [大家一定會很高興]. You can reuse that in [他會很累] "he'll be tired."

Phrase Breakdown

大家

dà jiā

[dah-jyah]

everyone

Refers to all the people in a group, such as the whole family.

Example

大家聽到這個消息都很開心。

Everyone was very happy to hear this news.

一定

yí dìng

[ee-ding]

certainly; definitely

Shows strong confidence that something will happen.

Example

你們改天再來,大家一定很歡迎。

If you come again another day, everyone will definitely welcome you.

huì

[hway]

will; would

A helper verb used to talk about future actions or likely results.

Example

下次見面時,大家會聊很多。

The next time we meet, everyone will chat a lot.

hěn

[huhn]

very

Common adverb placed before adjectives to strengthen them.

Example

小朋友很可愛,長輩也很喜歡。

The child is very cute, and the elders also like them very much.

高興

gāo xìng

[gaow-shing]

happy; glad

Describes a positive feeling of happiness, often in social or family situations.

Example

聽到你們要來,爸媽都很高興。

Hearing that you are coming, Mom and Dad are both very happy.

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