How to Say ‘Eyes carrying a smile’ in Traditional Chinese
眼帶笑意
💬 Usage Tip: The phrase [笑意] conveys smiling with sincerity and warmth.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Communication through eyes, like having [笑意], is considered deeply expressive in Chinese culture.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
眼
[yǎn]
eye
The organ of sight.
他的眼睛很明亮。
His eyes are very bright.
帶笑意
[dài xiào yì]
with a smile
Indicating that someone is smiling.
她對我笑著說話，眼帶笑意。
She spoke to me with a smile on her face, her eyes filled with laughter.
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