How to Say ‘Eight in the morning’ in Simplified Chinese
早上八点
zǎo shàng bā diǎn
[dzaow shahng bah-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: The part of the day comes before the hour, the reverse of English: 下午三点 "3 p.m.".
Phrase Breakdown
早上
zǎo shàng
[dzaow shahng]
morning
The early part of the day before noon.
我早上要做检查。
I have to do an examination in the morning.
八点
bā diǎn
[bah-dyen]
eight o'clock
A clock time meaning 8:00, often used to state reservation or cancellation deadlines.
如果截止时间是八点，你要提前联系餐厅。
If the deadline is 8 o'clock, you need to contact the restaurant in advance.
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