How to Say ‘Seeing you healthy and safe’ in Traditional Chinese
看到你健康平安
kàn dào nǐ jiàn kāng píng ān
[kahn-dow nee jyen-kahng ping-ahn]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This kind of wording is very common with parents and older relatives. It reflects a local idea that simple well-being matters more than big achievements.
Phrase Breakdown
看到你
kàn dào nǐ
see you; seeing you
Refers to the act of seeing the other person.
看到你，我很開心。
I'm very happy to see you.
Words in this phrase
看到
kàn dào
[kahn-dow]
see; seeing
Used when noticing or meeting someone, often with an emotional reaction.
看到你健康平安，我們都很安心。
Seeing you healthy and safe makes us all feel at ease.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The singular pronoun for the person being spoken to.
看到你氣色很好，大家都放心了。
Seeing that you look well, everyone feels relieved.
健康平安
jiàn kāng píng ān
healthy and safe
A common blessing meaning the person is in good health and safe.
祝你健康平安。
Wishing you health and safety.
Words in this phrase
健康
jiàn kāng
[jyen-kahng]
healthy
Describes someone being in good physical condition and well.
看到你健康回來，我們很開心。
Seeing you return in good health makes us very happy.
平安
píng ān
[ping-ahn]
safe and well; peaceful
Often used in caring wishes to mean safe, unharmed, and doing well.
只要你平安，家人就安心了。
As long as you are safe, your family will feel at ease.
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