How to Say ‘Are you all doing well recently?’ in Traditional Chinese
你們最近也都好嗎？
nǐ men zuì jìn yě dōu hǎo ma
[nee men dzway jeen yeh doe haow ma]
💬 Usage Tip: [也都] is a common combo when asking about a whole group: [你們] = you all, [也] = also, [都] = all. It's a natural way to ask after the whole family, not just one person.
Phrase Breakdown
你們最近
nǐ men zuì jìn
you all recently; lately, you all
Refers to the group and the recent time period.
你們最近工作忙嗎？
Have you all been busy with work lately?
Words in this phrase
你們
nǐ men
[nee men]
you (plural)
Refers to the group you are speaking to.
你們最近也都好嗎？大家看起來很有精神。
Are you all doing well lately too? Everyone looks energetic.
最近
zuì jìn
[dzway jeen]
recently; lately
Specifies the recent time period.
你們最近也都好嗎？
Are you all doing well lately too?
也都好嗎？
yě dōu hǎo ma
are you all also okay?; is everyone doing well too?
A friendly way to ask whether all the people in the group are doing well as well.
大家也都好嗎？
Is everyone doing well too?
Words in this phrase
也
yě
[yeh]
also; too
Includes the listeners along with others already mentioned.
我們很好，你們也都好嗎？
We're well; are you all also doing well?
都
dōu
[doe]
all
Means the whole group, not just one person.
希望你們最近也都平安。
I hope all of you have been safe lately too.
好
hǎo
[haow]
well; good
Describes being in a good condition or doing well.
看到你們都好，我很放心。
Seeing that you are all well makes me feel relieved.
嗎
ma
[ma]
question particle
Marks the sentence as a polite yes-no question.
你們最近也都好嗎？
Are you all doing well lately too?
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