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to be willing to do something; to want to; to be ready to
她很愿意学习新的技能。
She is very willing to learn new skills.
你愿意和我一起去吗？
Do you want to go with me?
Often used to express willingness or consent in a polite or formal context.
In questions, 愿意 often pairs with 吗 to ask about willingness, e.g., '你愿意帮忙吗？' (Do you want to help?).
Use 愿意 to sound polite when offering help or asking for cooperation. It softens requests compared to more direct verbs like 想 (want).
愿 (yuàn) means 'wish' or 'desire,' and 意 (yì) means 'intention' or 'meaning.' Together, they form a verb expressing willingness or consent.
Used in both spoken and written Chinese to indicate willingness. Often appears in questions or polite requests. The negative form is 不愿意.