How to Say ‘That would be enough; just fine.’ in Traditional Chinese
就好了
jiù hǎo le
[jyoh how luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [就好了] means "that would be enough" or "that's all that's needed." Put it after another action to downplay expectations: [來就好了] "just coming is enough," [說一聲就好了] "just let me know."
Phrase Breakdown
就
jiù
[jyoh]
just; simply
就 often means 'just' or 'simply,' especially in the pattern 'X 就好了' meaning 'X is enough.'
你人來就好了，不用準備禮物。
Just coming yourself is enough; no need to prepare a gift.
好
hǎo
[how]
good; enough; fine
In this pattern, 好 means something is sufficient or perfectly fine that way.
下次空手來就好，真的不用客氣。
Next time, just come empty-handed; really, no need to be so polite.
了
le
[luh]
sentence-final particle indicating completion or softening
Here 了 softens the phrase and makes 'just come is enough' sound natural.
來就好了，下次別再帶東西了。
Just coming is enough; next time don't bring things again.
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