How to Say ‘Looking forward to’ in Traditional Chinese
期待
qī dài
[qīdài]
💬 Usage Tip: [期待] is often followed by the thing you're looking forward to: [期待合作] or [期待下次見面]. In business contexts, it sounds more polished than a casual "can't wait."
Phrase Breakdown
期待
qī dài
[qīdài]
look forward to
To anticipate or hope for, especially with pleasure.
我期待明天的面試。
I am looking forward to tomorrow's interview.
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