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How to Say ‘Do you think the US will win?’ in Traditional Chinese

你覺得美國會贏嗎？

nǐ jué dé měi guó huì yíng ma

[nǐ juéde Měiguó hway yíng ma]

Phrase Breakdown

你覺得

nǐ jué dé

do you think

覺得 means to think or feel. Use it to ask for someone's opinion.

Example

你覺得好吃嗎？

Do you think it tastes good?

Words in this phrase

你

nǐ

[nǐ]

you

Refers to the person being spoken to.

Example

你今天看起來很高興。

You look happy today.

覺得

jué dé

[juéde]

to think; to feel

Used to give an opinion or feeling.

Example

我覺得這場比賽很好看。

I think this game is great to watch.

美國會贏嗎？

měi guó huì yíng ma

the US will win?

This is the question being asked: will the US win?

Example

美國會贏台灣嗎？

Will the US beat Taiwan?

Words in this phrase

美國

měi guó

[Měiguó]

United States; America

The name of the country USA.

Example

他是美國人。

He is American.

會

huì

[hway]

will; likely to

A modal verb used to show future action, ability, or likelihood depending on context.

Example

多參加活動會增加你被看見的機會。

Participating in more events will increase your chances of being noticed.

贏

yíng

[yíng]

to win

To beat an opponent in a game or contest.

Example

我們贏了！

We won!

嗎

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎？

Do you like this event?

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