How to Say ‘Will be ready soon’ in Traditional Chinese
馬上就好
mǎ shàng jiù hǎo
[mǎshàng jiù hǎo]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Staff often say 馬上就好 to mean your drink or order is almost ready. It's a reassuring service phrase, and in real life it may still mean a short wait rather than literally immediate.
Phrase Breakdown
馬上
mǎ shàng
[mǎshàng]
will be ready soon
Indicates that something will be ready shortly.
您的咖啡馬上就好。
Your coffee will be ready soon.
就
jiù
[jiù]
then
Indicates a result or action following another action.
您的咖啡馬上就好。
Your coffee will be ready soon.
好
hǎo
[hǎo]
good
Refers to something being ready or satisfactory.
您的咖啡馬上就好。
Your coffee will be ready soon.
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