How to Say ‘Wishing you happiness and a blissful life!’ in Traditional Chinese
祝你幸福美滿！
zhù nǐ xìng fú měi mǎn
[joo nee shing-foo may-mahn]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses the common pattern [祝你 + good thing]: [祝你幸福美滿] = "wish you happiness and a full, blessed life." Many New Year greetings work the same way, like [祝你身體健康] or [祝你萬事如意].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is warm and polite, but a bit more personal than money-focused New Year greetings. It fits well for family, close friends, or cards and messages where you want a heartfelt tone.
Phrase Breakdown
祝你
zhù nǐ
Wish you / I wish you
A natural starting chunk; pause here briefly, then add what you wish for.
祝你心想事成。
Wish all your wishes come true.
Words in this phrase
祝
zhù
[joo]
to wish (someone)
Introduces the blessing; very common in holiday greetings.
拜年時對長輩說：祝你幸福美滿！
When paying New Year greetings to elders, say: “Wishing you happiness and fulfillment!”
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The recipient of your New Year wish.
祝你幸福美滿，新年快樂。
Wishing you happiness and fulfillment—Happy New Year.
幸福
xìng fú
[shing-foo]
happiness
Focuses on happiness/well-being; pairs naturally with 美滿 for a fuller blessing.
祝你幸福美滿，天天笑口常開。
Wishing you happiness and fulfillment, with a smile every day.
美滿
měi mǎn
[may-mahn]
fulfillment; harmony
Adds the sense of a complete, harmonious life (often family/relationships).
祝你幸福美滿，闔家安康。
Wishing you happiness and fulfillment, and health for the whole family.
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