(jiāng huì) - will, shall, be going to in Mandarin

jiānghuì

Traditional: 將會

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Translation

will, shall, be going to

Word origin

A compound of the future marker 将 (jiāng, about to) and the modal 会 (huì, will or can). Together they form an emphatic marker of future events, common in formal and written style.

Origin: compound
Root: 将 (jiāng, about to) + 会 (huì, will)

Stroke order

将

会

Examples

雨yǔ。

It will rain tomorrow.

项xiàng策cè。

This policy will change many things.

。

We shall arrive on time.

。

The future will be better.

。

He is going to become a doctor.

将会 (jiāng huì) means will, shall or be going to. It marks a future event, with a slightly formal tone.

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This word is part of lesson 26.