How to Say "還可以" in English

“還可以” can be translated as "fair to middling" in dictionaries. For example, "If you can't find a decent apple, you can always try planting one yourself."

Phrases like "also you can" or "you can also" imply that there is another option or possibility. For instance, "Also, you can try a different approach."

"Well enough" is another way to express "還可以," as in "Is he well enough to travel?" or "It's only lately that she's been well enough to go out."

How to Say "我們可以" in English

One might say, "I think we can hammer out a solution," which implies a collaborative effort to find a solution. You could also say, "Perhaps we can go somewhere, just you and me."

Various activities can be expressed as: "We can dance," "We can enjoy videos," "We can take photos," "We can have delicious food." In the context of a birthday party: "A birthday seems like a footprint on the path of growth, and life is composed of these footprints."

The English word for "我們" is "we," pronounced [wi] in both British and American English. It means "us," "we," "oneself," or "people."

Alternatively, you can use "shall we?" to seek someone's opinion or make a suggestion. For example, "Shall we go now?"

"Ours" is pronounced [ɑz] in British English and [ɑrz] in American English. For instance, "What do you need your own computer for? You can use ours."

"You" is a second-person pronoun, meaning "you" or "your," and can be used as a subject, object, or after a preposition. It can also be used to address someone angrily, as in "You people."

How to Say "我們" in English

1. "我們" can be translated as "we," "us," or "ourselves." As a subject, use "we"; as an object, use "us"; as a reflexive pronoun, use "ourselves."

2. The English word for "我們的" is "our," pronounced [ɑr] in British English and [ar] in American English. For example, "Their opinion jarred with ours."

3. "我們的英語" can be translated as "Our English." The word "我們的" corresponds to the possessive pronoun "our," while "英語" directly translates to "English."

4. "ours" is pronounced [ɑz] in British English and [ɑrz] in American English. For example, "What do you need your own computer for? You can use ours."

5. "我們的" is "we," pronounced [wi]. For example, "We are fully aware of the gravity of the situation." "We" is the nominative form of the first-person plural pronoun, with "us" as its objective form.

What is the Objective Case of "我們" in English?

1. In sentences, the objective case is used as an object, with the forms being: me/you/her/him/us/them/it.

2. Corresponding to the subjective case pronouns are: I (me), he (him), she (her), it (it), you (you), they (them), and our (our).

3. For "我們," the subjective case is "we," and the objective case is "us." For "她," it's "she" (subjective) and "her" (objective). For "他," it's "he" (subjective) and "him" (objective). For "你們," it's "you" (both subjective and objective). For "我們," it's "we" (subjective) and "us" (objective). For "他們," it's "they" (subjective) and "them" (objective).