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How to Say ‘Then shall we add each other on WeChat?’ in Simplified Chinese

那加个微信吧?

nà jiā gè wēi xìn ba

[nà jiā guh wēixìn bah]

💬 Usage Tip: 那 (nà) at the start means "in that case" or "then", reacting to what was just said. 加个 is short for 加一个, where 个 makes the request sound casual.

Phrase Breakdown

那加个

nà jiā gè

then let's add a

那 means 'then / in that case', and 加 means 'add'. 个 is a light measure word, short for 一个: 'nà jiā ge'.

Example

那加个好友吧。

Then let's add each other as friends.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

then; in that case

Starts a sentence to draw a conclusion or suggestion.

Example

那我们明天见。

Then see you tomorrow.

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]

general measure word

A very common classifier used with many nouns in spoken Chinese.

Example

这个颜色很温柔。

This color is very soft and gentle.

微信吧?

wēi xìn ba

WeChat, okay?

微信 is WeChat, said 'wēixìn'. 吧 makes the suggestion soft and friendly.

Example

你有微信吗?

Do you have WeChat?

Words in this phrase

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]

okay; let’s; softening particle

A sentence-ending particle that makes a suggestion or request sound softer.

Example

先订一桌吧。

Let's reserve a table first.

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