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What can I say (in chinese) to a friend who broke her leg?
Any useful sentence is well-accepted.
May 3, 2014 5:01 AM
Answers · 13
In which situation, we normally say the follow,
好好养病,不久你就会好的。
好好静养,我平时会来看你的。
少运动,多休息。
伤筋动骨一百天,好好养病。
祝你早日康复。
There are some good alternatives you might say in this situation, (at least they're what i expect to hear from those who come to see me, haha)
需要钱的话就说话。
有空我就来照顾你。
想吃啥告诉我,我给你弄去。
May 3, 2014
If she's a very close friend of mine, I might joke about it in a friendly way, hehe. 祝你早日康复 is a bit too formal, but it's a very safe way to express your good wish to a person who has broken his leg.
May 3, 2014
谁干的,我找他算账去~
May 3, 2014
若他是你極親密,可以開玩笑,又懂典故的朋友 :
大難不死,必有後福。
不用引錐刺股,你終於有時間好好讀書了。
可惜妳斷的不是胳臂, 不然妳就成良醫了。
May 3, 2014
祝你早日康复。I think this is enough.
May 3, 2014
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Matteo
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