How to Say ‘Let's add each other on WeChat.’ in Simplified Chinese
加个微信吧。
jiā gè wēi xìn ba
[jiā guh wēixìn bah]
💬 Usage Tip: 个 here is a short form of 一个. Dropping 一 before a counting word keeps the request light and casual, as in 喝个茶吧 "let's have a tea".
🇨🇳 In China: Asking for someone's WeChat is the Chinese equivalent of asking for their number, and it is the normal next step when a chat goes well.
Phrase Breakdown
加个
jiā gè
Add a
jiā ge: 加 means 'add'. 个 is a measure word, said lightly here.
加个菜吧。
Let's add a dish.
Words in this phrase
加
jiā
[jiā]
to add (as a contact)
To add someone as a friend on social apps.
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.
说“这个活动”时，要用量词“个”。
When saying “this event,” you need the measure word 个.
微信吧。
wēi xìn ba
WeChat (let's)
Wēixìn ba: 微信 is WeChat. 吧 makes it a friendly suggestion.
你有微信吗？
Do you have WeChat?
Words in this phrase
微信
wēi xìn
[wēixìn]
A popular messaging and electronic payment service in China.
你有微信吗？
Do you have WeChat?
吧
ba
[bah]
let's; suggestion particle
Softens the sentence and turns it into a friendly suggestion.
我们一起等比赛吧。
Let's wait for the match together.
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