How to Say ‘I'll wait for your message.’ in Simplified Chinese
我等你消息。
wǒ děng nǐ xiāo xī
[waw dung nee shyow shee]
💬 Usage Tip: [等你消息] is a fixed, very natural way to say "wait to hear from you." Chinese often uses [等 + person + 消息] rather than spelling out exactly what kind of reply it is.
🇨🇳 In China: This is polite and common in business follow-up, but it also gently puts the next move on the other person. It sounds professional without being pushy.
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
First-person singular pronoun used for the speaker.
我等你消息,不着急。
I'll wait for your update; there's no rush.
等你
děng nǐ
wait for you
Means to wait until you respond, arrive, or do something.
我在这里等你。
I’ll wait for you here.
Words in this phrase
等
děng
[dung]
wait for
To remain waiting for a person, reply, or update.
我等你消息,再安排时间。
I'll wait for your update before arranging the time.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
我等你消息,有结果告诉我。
I'll wait for your update; let me know when there is a result.
消息
xiāo xī
[shyow shee]
news; message; update
A piece of information or follow-up, especially after contact or an event.
我等你消息,然后再联系。
I'll wait for your update, and then we'll get in touch again.
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