How to Say ‘Relieved’ in Traditional Chinese
放心了
💬 Usage Tip: Literal 'put heart down', pronounced (fang xin le).
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Indicates relief or reassurance, comforting in tricky situations.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
放心
[fàng xīn]
feel relieved
To stop feeling anxious or worried about something.
聽到這個消息我就放心了。
I felt relieved after hearing the news.
了
[le]
particle indicating change of state
A grammatical particle indicating a completed action or change of state.
聽到這個消息我就放心了。
I felt relieved after hearing the news.
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