How to Say ‘Will arrive / will get there’ in Simplified Chinese
就到
jiù dào
[jyoh daow]
💬 Usage Tip: [就] before a verb often means [soon] or [then right away] depending on context. In [很快就到], it adds the sense of [we'll be there before long].
Phrase Breakdown
就
jiù
[jyoh]
then; soon; already as expected
Here it emphasizes that something will happen soon or earlier than expected.
再过两个路口就到。
We’ll arrive after two more intersections.
到
dào
[daow]
to arrive; to reach
Means to get to a place or arrive at a destination.
前面那个酒店就到。
We’re arriving at that hotel ahead.
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