How to Say ‘Will like.’ in Traditional Chinese
會喜歡
huì xǐ huān
[hway shee-hwan]
💬 Usage Tip: [會] before a verb can mean "will" for what you expect may happen: [會喜歡] "will like," [會知道] "will know." After [希望], it often sounds a bit softer than a bare verb.
Phrase Breakdown
會
huì
[hway]
will; would
A modal verb showing future action or likelihood, as in 'will like.'
我想你們會喜歡這一盒茶葉。
I think you will like this box of tea.
喜歡
xǐ huān
[shee-hwan]
to like
A very common verb meaning to like or be fond of something.
希望爸爸媽媽會喜歡一些水果。
I hope Dad and Mom will like some fruit.
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