How to Say ‘I hope you'll accept it.’ in Traditional Chinese
希望你們收下。
xī wàng nǐ men shōu xià
[shee-wahng nee-men show-shyah]
💬 Usage Tip: [希望] can be followed directly by a whole idea without an extra word for "that": [希望你們收下], [希望你喜歡], [希望你們有空再來].
Phrase Breakdown
希望
xī wàng
[shee-wahng]
hope; wish
Used to express a polite hope or desire. Softer than a direct request.
我希望你們喜歡這份禮物。
I hope you like this gift.
你們
nǐ men
[nee-men]
you (plural)
Refers to more than one person, such as both parents or the whole family.
希望你們今天吃得開心。
I hope you all enjoy the meal today.
收下
shōu xià
[show-shyah]
accept; take and keep
Often used when giving something respectfully to another person.
這是我的一點心意，請收下。
This is a small token of my sincerity; please accept it.
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