How to Say ‘Wishing peace and safety to your whole family.’ in Traditional Chinese
也祝你闔家平安。
💬 Usage Tip: Nice, polite reply wish. [闔家] makes it sound more formal and festive than [全家].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Great when greeting hosts during New Year visits—blessing the whole household is very well-received.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
也
[yě]
also; too
Signals you are returning the good wishes: “also (to you).”
謝謝你的祝福，我也祝你闔家平安。
Thank you for your blessings; I also wish peace and safety for your whole family.
祝
[zhù]
to wish (someone)
Main greeting verb; often used in set phrases during Chinese New Year.
謝謝你的祝福，我也祝你闔家平安。
Thank you for your blessings; I also wish peace and safety for your whole family.
你
[nǐ]
you
Directly addresses the listener; in more formal situations you may use 您 (nín).
謝謝你的祝福，我也祝你闔家平安。
Thank you for your blessings; I also wish peace and safety for your whole family.
闔家
[hé jiā]
the whole family
A formal, festive word often used in New Year blessings to include everyone in the household.
謝謝你的祝福，我也祝你闔家平安。
Thank you for your blessings; I also wish peace and safety for your whole family.
平安
[píng ān]
safe and sound; peaceful
A warm, classic wish for well-being and safety; can be used for individuals or families.
謝謝你的祝福，我也祝你闔家平安。
Thank you for your blessings; I also wish peace and safety for your whole family.
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