How to Say ‘Then; that’ in Simplified Chinese
那
nà
[nah]
💬 Usage Tip: At the start of a sentence, [那] often means "well then" or "in that case," not just "that." It's a handy way to move the conversation forward: [那我们走吧].
Phrase Breakdown
那
nà
[nah]
then; in that case; that
Often used to mean 'then' or 'in that case' when responding in conversation.
那我们去那边安静一点的地方吧。
Then let's go to a quieter place over there.
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