How to Say ‘It happens to be sold out today’ in Traditional Chinese
今天剛好賣完了
jīn tiān gāng hǎo mài wán le
[jin tyan gānghǎo màiwán le]
💬 Usage Tip: 賣完 means "sell" plus "finished", so sold out. You can attach 完 to other verbs too: 吃完 "finish eating". 剛好 adds "as it happens", which softens the bad news.
Phrase Breakdown
今天剛好
jīn tiān gāng hǎo
today it just so happens
今天 means 'today' and 剛好 means 'just happen to' or 'coincidentally'.
今天剛好下雨。
It just happens to be raining today.
Words in this phrase
今天
jīn tiān
[jin tyan]
today
Refers to the current day; often used when talking about today's event or schedule.
今天的活動讓我更了解這家公司。
Today’s event helped me understand this company better.
剛好
gāng hǎo
[gānghǎo]
just happen to
By coincidence; exactly right.
我剛好在家。
I happen to be home.
賣完了
mài wán le
sold out
賣 means 'sell', 完 means 'finished', and 了 marks the change. Together they mean 'sold out'.
麵包賣完了。
The bread is sold out.
Words in this phrase
賣完
mài wán
[màiwán]
sold out
A verb meaning all of an item has been sold and none are left.
這本書賣完了。
This book is sold out.
了
le
[le]
change-of-state particle
With 快…了, shows something is about to happen.
火車快來了。
The train is about to arrive.
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