How to Say ‘Someone may give a speech’ in Traditional Chinese
可能有人要致詞
kě néng yǒu rén yào zhì cí
[kěnéng yǒu ren yao zhìcí]
💬 Usage Tip: 有人 at the start means "someone": 有人要致詞 "someone will give a speech". Use it to talk about an unnamed person: 有人在嗎 "is anyone here?".
Phrase Breakdown
可能有人
kě néng yǒu rén
someone may
可能 means 'maybe'. 有人 means 'someone'.
可能有人來。
Someone may come.
Words in this phrase
可能
kě néng
[kěnéng]
maybe; possibly
Expresses that something might happen.
明天可能會下雨。
It might rain tomorrow.
有
yǒu
[yǒu]
have; there is/are
To possess or exist.
這裡有座位。
There is a seat here.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A human being or individual.
這裡的人都很樂於合作。
The people here are all happy to cooperate.
要致詞
yào zhì cí
give a speech
致詞 means to give a short formal speech. 要 shows a plan.
校長要致詞。
The principal will give a speech.
Words in this phrase
要
yào
[yao]
be going to; about to
要 often means something is about to happen very soon.
那顆球看起來要進了，全場都站起來了。
That ball looked like it was about to go in, and the whole crowd stood up.
致詞
zhì cí
[zhìcí]
to give a speech
To deliver a short formal address at an event.
老闆在尾牙上致詞。
The boss gave a speech at the year-end party.
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