How to Say ‘Can feel relieved’ in Traditional Chinese
放心了
fàng xīn le
[fahng-shin luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [放心] literally looks like "put the heart down," but it means "feel at ease / stop worrying." The [了] shows a new state: now they can relax.
Phrase Breakdown
放心
fàng xīn
[fahng-shin]
feel relieved; set one's mind at ease
Means no longer worrying because things are okay now.
聽到醫生這樣說,我就放心了。
After hearing the doctor say that, I felt relieved.
了
le
[luh]
completed action; change of state marker
Here it shows that a new situation has happened: now someone feels relieved.
看到你回家了,我們都放心了。
Now that you've come home, we all feel relieved.
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