<p>Some people might write “我满好的”, but it is NOT in a <em>professional</em> style.</p>

<p>However, I found it seems that Taiwanese prefers to write “满好” but not “蛮好”.</p>

<p>It is best to be wary of it:)</p>

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2012-10-21T19:23:18.280Z
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0xB2CC
<p>I think you mean "man" instead of "ma"?
If so, it's 蛮. </p>

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  <p>我蛮好的.</p>
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2011-12-13T22:59:02.207Z
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StarCub
<p>This may be a SE dialect thing, but plenty of my friends say 我 "ma" 好的 to mean 我很好 or "ma" 好的 to mean good or I agree with you.</p>

<p>Can someone tell me which character (if there is one) is supposed to be used here?</p>

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2011-12-14T00:26:32.420Z
I've also only ever head 'man' - you don't have to be too far south to hear this though. At least, all my Wuhanese friends talk this way..
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Which ma belongs in the phrase 我 "ma" 好的
# Which ma belongs in the phrase 我 "ma" 好的

(Asked by: username_0 on 2011-12-13)

This may be a SE dialect thing, but plenty of my friends say 我 "ma" 好的 to mean 我很好 or "ma" 好的 to mean good or I agree with you.

Can someone tell me which character (if there is one) is supposed to be used here?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I've also only ever head 'man' - you don't have to be too far south to hear this though. At least, all my Wuhanese friends talk this way..  

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2011-12-13. Score: 10 | Accepted answer

I think you mean "man" instead of "ma"?
If so, it's 蛮.

> 我蛮好的.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2012-10-21. Score: 1

Some people might write “我满好的”, but it is NOT in a *professional* style.

However, I found it seems that Taiwanese prefers to write “满好” but not “蛮好”.

It is best to be wary of it:)


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