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How to Say ‘Is work too tiring?’ in Traditional Chinese

工作會不會太累?

gōng zuò huì bù huì tài lèi

[gong-dzwaw huì bú huì tai lèi]

💬 Usage Tip: Saying a word, then 不, then the same word again forms a yes-or-no question: 會不會 "will it or not". Here 不 is light and toneless.

Phrase Breakdown

工作

gōng zuò

[gong-dzwaw]

work; job

A job, profession, or the tasks you do as employment.

Example

這份工作很適合剛畢業的人。

This job is very suitable for someone who just graduated.

會不會太累?

huì bù huì tài lèi

is it too tiring?

會不會 (huì bú huì) is a caring "is it ... or not" question. 太累 (tài lèi) means "too tired".

Example

走路會不會太累?

Is walking too tiring?

Words in this phrase

會不會

huì bù huì

[huì bú huì]

would it be; will or won't

A yes-no question form asking whether something is likely.

Example

明天會不會下雨?

Will it rain tomorrow?

太

tài

[tai]

too; overly

Used to say that something exceeds a comfortable or expected level.

Example

這個太貴了,我再看看。

This is too expensive, so I’ll keep looking.

累

lèi

[lèi]

tired

Feeling worn out physically or mentally.

Example

今天走了很多路,好累。

I walked a lot today, so tired.

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