How to Say ‘Have the chance to work together’ in Simplified Chinese
有机会一起工作
yǒu jī huì yì qǐ gōng zuò
[yoe jee-hway ee-chee gong-dzwor]
🇨🇳 In China: [有机会一起工作] is a polite, optimistic way to end a good professional conversation. It suggests future cooperation without pressuring the other person to promise anything on the spot.
Phrase Breakdown
有机会
yǒu jī huì
have the chance; have an opportunity
Used when talking about the possibility of doing something.
有机会我们一起吃饭。
If we have the chance, let’s eat together.
Words in this phrase
有
yǒu
[yoe]
have; there is
A common verb meaning to possess something or indicating existence.
希望以后有机会一起工作。
I hope we will have the opportunity to work together in the future.
机会
jī huì
[jee-hway]
opportunity; chance
A favorable situation to do something or achieve something.
如果有机会一起工作，我会很开心。
If we have the chance to work together, I will be very happy.
一起
yì qǐ
[ee-chee]
together
Used to say that people do something jointly or at the same time.
以后有机会一起工作就太好了。
It would be great if we had the chance to work together in the future.
工作
gōng zuò
[gong-dzwor]
work; job; to work
Can be a noun meaning 'job/work' or a verb meaning 'to work.'
我期待以后有机会一起工作。
I look forward to having the chance to work together in the future.
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