How to Say ‘Will’ in Traditional Chinese
會
huì
[hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [會] often means what someone will or would do, especially as a natural result: [孩子會很開心] = "the children would be happy." It's also used for learned ability in other sentences, like [我會開車] "I can drive," so context matters.
Phrase Breakdown
會
huì
[hway]
will; would; can
A helper verb that often shows future possibility, expected result, or ability depending on context.
坐靠窗的位子，孩子會很開心。
If seated by the window, the child will be very happy.
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