How to Say ‘Chance; opportunity’ in Traditional Chinese
機會
jī huì
[jee-hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [機會] means 'chance' or 'opportunity.' In match talk, it can mean a scoring opportunity or the bigger chance to win.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: You will hear [機會] in many situations in Taiwan, from job interviews to sports commentary. It is a high-frequency word.
Phrase Breakdown
機會
jī huì
[jee-hway]
chance; opportunity
Refers to a possibility to do something successfully, such as scoring or turning a match around.
只要不放棄，就還有機會。
As long as we don’t give up, there is still a chance.
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