How to Say ‘Wishing you’ in Simplified Chinese
祝你
💬 Usage Tip: [祝] is “to wish/bless.” [你] is “you.” Great starter: [祝你 + 好事/健康/幸福].
🇨🇳 In China: Very standard in holiday greetings. For a more polite version to elders/clients, use [祝您].
Word-by-Word Breakdown
祝
[zhù]
to wish (someone)
A verb used to give good wishes in greetings: 祝你… (“I wish you…”). Very common in New Year messages.
祝你新年快乐，万事如意！
Wishing you a Happy New Year and may everything go as you wish!
你
[nǐ]
you
Second-person pronoun. In greetings, 祝你… is a polite, standard way to address one person.
祝你幸福美满，笑口常开！
Wishing you a happy, fulfilling life and lots of smiles!
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