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How to Say ‘Let's add each other on WeChat.’ in Simplified Chinese

我们加个微信吧。

wǒ men jiā gè wēi xìn ba

[wǒmen jiā guh wēixìn bah]

💬 Usage Tip: 个 here softens the request to "just quickly add", even though WeChat isn't counted. 吧 at the end turns it into a friendly suggestion: "let's".

🇨🇳 In China: In China, WeChat has replaced the business card. Offering to add someone is the normal way to close a networking chat.

Phrase Breakdown

我们

wǒ men

[wǒmen]

we

Refers to the speaker plus one or more people.

Example

我们会去公园。

We will go to the park.

加个微信吧。

jiā gè wēi xìn ba

add each other on WeChat

加 (jiā) means 'to add', 个 (ge) is a measure word, and 微信 (Wēixìn) is WeChat. 吧 (ba) makes it a friendly suggestion.

Example

加个微信吧,以后联系。

Let's add each other on WeChat and keep in touch.

Words in this phrase

加

jiā

[jiā]

to add (as a contact)

To add someone as a friend on social apps.

Example

我可以加你吗?

Can I add you?

个

gè

[guh]

measure word

A general classifier used with nouns such as 活动.

Example

说“这个活动”时,要用量词“个”。

When saying “this event,” you need the measure word 个.

微信

wēi xìn

[wēixìn]

WeChat

A popular messaging and electronic payment service in China.

Example

你有微信吗?

Do you have WeChat?

吧

ba

[bah]

let's; suggestion particle

softens a suggestion so it sounds friendly and natural

Example

我们去那边聊聊吧。

Let's go chat over there.

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