我自然乐见其成
“and I would welcome it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
的确是个人才
“if you serve me,”
我自然 乐见其成
“and I would welcome it.”
但可惜我这个人吧 最讨厌就是强人所难了
“Yet I hate forcing others against their will.”
“I'd love for it to work out in theory, but I'm not going to force their hand.”
Chinese speakers often express clear endorsement using polished idioms like 乐见其成 before introducing reservations, softening potential disagreement or reluctance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to be glad to see its success; to welcome an outcome
An idiomatic four-character idiom (chengyu) commonly used in formal or strategic discussions to express polite endorsement.
naturally; of course
Used here as an adverb to convey an obvious or expected positive attitude.