mǎn yì
satisfaction
The Chinese word for satisfaction is '满意'. It is used similarly as it is in English to convey a sentiment of contentment or fulfilment, whether in circumstances or in achieving goals and desires. It can be used in various contexts in sentences, providing a descriptive element of emotion or gratification.
Wǒ duì zhège jiéguǒ hěn mǎnyì.
I am very satisfied with the result.
This is a statement expressing the speaker's satisfaction with a certain result.
Nǐ mǎnyì nǐ de gōngzuò ma?
Are you satisfied with your job?
This is a question asking if the listener is satisfied with their job.
Tā duì wǒ de biǎoxiàn fēicháng mǎnyì.
She is very satisfied with my performance.
This sentence indicates that 'she' is very satisfied with the speaker's performance.
Wǒmen fēicháng mǎnyì tā de gōngzuō zhìliàng.
We are very satisfied with the quality of his work.
The speaker and others are expressing high satisfaction with another person's work quality.
Nǐ duì nǐ de xīn chē mǎnyì ma?
Are you satisfied with your new car?
Here, the speaker is asking if the listener is satisfied with their new car.
Tāmen bàoyuàn shuō tāmen duì zhège fúwù bìng bù mǎnyì.
They complained that they were not satisfied with this service.
In this sentence, 'they' are expressing dissatisfaction with a service through complaint.
Zǒng de lái shuō, wǒmen duìyú lǚtú hěn mǎnyì.
Overall, we're quite satisfied with the journey.
Here, the speaker and possibly others are expressing their overall satisfaction with a journey.
Wǒ bù mǎnyì nǐ de tàidu.
I'm not satisfied with your attitude.
The speaker is expressing dissatisfaction with someone else's attitude in this sentence.
Mǎnyì tā de fúwù, wǒ dǎsuàn zàicì dìnggòu.
Satisfied with his service, I plan to order again.
In this sentence, the speaker expresses satisfaction with a service, which leads to their decision to continue using this service.
Wǒ xīwàng nǐ duì cǐ mǎnyì.
I hope you are satisfied with this.
The speaker expresses hope that the listener will be satisfied with something in this sentence.