How to Say ‘How about it?’ in Traditional Chinese
好不好？
hǎo bù hǎo
[haow bù hǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting a word next to its negative makes a yes/no question, with no 嗎 needed. Another example is 要不要？ "want it or not?"
Phrase Breakdown
好
hǎo
[haow]
okay; good
Used to agree in a friendly, casual tone.
你要外帶，好喔，我幫你裝。
You want it to go? Okay, I’ll pack it for you.
不好
bù hǎo
[bù hǎo]
not good; (in 好不好) okay or not
Forms the tag question 好不好 'okay?'.
我們走，好不好？
Let's go, okay?
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