How to Say ‘Two o'clock’ in Simplified Chinese
两点
liǎng diǎn
[lyahng dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [两] is used for 'two' before measure words and time words like [点], so it's [两点], not usually [二点]. You'll see the same pattern in [两个人] and [两天].
Phrase Breakdown
两
liǎng
[lyahng]
two
Used before measure words and time expressions like 两点.
我们两点见，可以吗？
Let's meet at two o'clock, okay?
点
diǎn
[dyen]
o'clock
Used after a number to say an exact hour.
现在三点，不是两点。
It is three o'clock now, not two o'clock.
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