How to Say ‘Of course.’ in Traditional Chinese
可以呀。
kě yǐ ya
[kuh yee ya]
💬 Usage Tip: [可以] means 'can' or 'okay,' and adding [呀] makes the reply sound warmer and more conversational. You'll hear this kind of softening particle a lot in spoken Taiwanese Mandarin.
Phrase Breakdown
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh yee]
can; okay
Used to say something is allowed or possible. Here it gives friendly approval.
你想換植物奶？可以呀。
You want to switch to plant milk? Sure.
呀
ya
[ya]
friendly sentence particle
Adds a casual, warm feeling to the reply, like saying 'sure!' in a friendly way.
沒問題，可以呀。
No problem, sure.
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