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How to Say ‘Thanks for your concern’ in Traditional Chinese

謝謝你關心

xiè xiè nǐ guān xīn

[shyeh shyeh nee gwan shin]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [謝謝你關心] is a polite, warm response when someone asks about your health or well-being. With in-laws, it can sound especially gracious because it acknowledges their care, not just their question.

Phrase Breakdown

謝謝你

xiè xiè nǐ

thank you

A polite expression of thanks addressed directly to the other person.

Example

謝謝你幫我。

Thank you for helping me.

Words in this phrase

謝謝

xiè xiè

[shyeh shyeh]

thank you

Used to politely express gratitude.

Example

真的謝謝你關心我們。

Thank you for caring about us.

[nee]

you

The person who is showing concern.

Example

謝謝你關心爸爸的身體。

Thank you for caring about Dad's health.

關心

guān xīn

[gwan shin]

to care about; show concern

Describes showing warm attention or concern for someone.

Example

謝謝你這麼關心我們。

Thank you for caring about us so much.

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