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How to Say ‘Just coming is enough.’ in Traditional Chinese

來就好了。

lái jiù hǎo le

[lie jyoh how luh]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Hosts often say [來就好了。] after receiving a gift, especially from family or in-laws. It's a polite way to say "your presence is enough," even when they do accept what you brought.

Phrase Breakdown

lái

[lie]

to come

Refers to simply coming to visit, without needing anything extra.

Example

阿姨說:「你們來就好了。」表示不用帶禮物。

Auntie said, 'Just coming is enough,' meaning there is no need to bring a gift.

就好了

jiù hǎo le

would be enough; that would be fine

Used to say that simply doing something is sufficient.

Example

你來就好了,不用帶禮物。

Just coming is enough; no need to bring a gift.

Words in this phrase

jiù

[jyoh]

just; simply

Shows that one simple action is enough.

Example

他們說來就好了,你別太緊張。

They said just coming is enough, so don't be too nervous.

hǎo

[how]

good; enough; fine

Means sufficient in this phrase, not just 'good.'

Example

「來就好了。」是很常見的客氣說法。

'Just coming is enough' is a very common polite expression.

le

[luh]

sentence-final particle indicating completion or softening

Helps make the whole phrase sound gentle and natural.

Example

長輩常說「來就好了。」來表示歡迎。

Elders often say 'Just coming is enough' to show welcome.

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