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How to Say ‘Good luck on your first day!’ in Traditional Chinese

第一天加油喔!

dì yī tiān jiā yóu ō

[dee yee tiān jiāyóu oh]

Phrase Breakdown

第一天

dì yī tiān

the first day

第 (dì) makes ordinal numbers. 第一天 (dì yī tiān) means the first day.

Example

第一天很緊張。

The first day is nerve-wracking.

Words in this phrase

第一

dì yī

[dee yee]

first

Marks the number one in an ordered sequence, as in 'first time.'

Example

你是第一次來嗎?這裡的人都很友善。

Is this your first time here? The people here are very friendly.

天

tiān

[tiān]

day

A day; used with 哪 to ask 'which day'.

Example

我們明天見。

See you tomorrow.

加油喔!

jiā yóu ō

good luck / you can do it!

加油 (jiāyóu) literally means "add fuel." It is used to cheer someone on. 喔 (o) adds warmth.

Example

考試加油喔!

Good luck on your exam!

Words in this phrase

加油

jiā yóu

[jiāyóu]

good luck; you can do it

Expression of encouragement, literally 'add oil'.

Example

明天考試,加油!

Exam tomorrow, good luck!

喔

ō

[oh]

oh; sentence particle

A friendly final particle that softens the tone and sounds warm or casual.

Example

到時候見喔。

See you then.

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