How to Say ‘I will pay more attention’ in Traditional Chinese
我會再注意
wǒ huì zài zhù yì
[waw hway dzeye joo ee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is a polite, slightly humble response when older relatives remind you to take care of yourself. It sounds better than arguing or over-explaining.
Phrase Breakdown
我會
wǒ huì
I will
Expresses future intention or promise by the speaker.
我會小心。
I will be careful.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
Used when speaking about yourself.
我會再注意，不會再忘記。
I will be more careful and won't forget again.
會
huì
[hway]
will; can
Indicates future action or willingness here.
我會再注意飲食。
I will pay more attention to my diet.
再注意
zài zhù yì
pay attention again; be more careful
Means to pay attention once more or be careful about it in the future.
我會再注意這件事。
I will pay more attention to this matter again.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; further
Means once more or with extra care from now on.
我會再注意時間。
I will pay more attention to the time.
注意
zhù yì
[joo ee]
pay attention; be careful
To be mindful and notice something more carefully.
我會再注意身體狀況。
I will pay more attention to my physical condition.
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