How to Say ‘Let's see’ in Simplified Chinese
看看
kàn kàn
[kahn kahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Repeating the verb in [看看] softens it and makes it casual: not a hard "look," but "let's see / have a look." This works with other verbs too, like [想想] or [试试].
Phrase Breakdown
看看
kàn kàn
[kahn kahn]
to take a look; to see
看看 is a softened, casual way to say 'have a look' or 'let’s see,' often playful in tone.
先聊两句，看看你是不是只会摆姿势。
Let’s chat a bit first and see whether you only know how to pose.
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