How to Say ‘Willing’ in Simplified Chinese
乐意
lè yì
[lèyì]
💬 Usage Tip: [乐意] is usually used to mean "be willing / be happy to" do something, often with [很]: [我很乐意]. It's more natural for accepting or offering than for describing your general personality.
Phrase Breakdown
乐意
lè yì
[lèyì]
willing
To be ready or keen to do something.
我很乐意帮你逛逛街。
I am willing to help you shop.
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