How to Say ‘Then I’ in Simplified Chinese
那我
nà wǒ
[nah waw]
Phrase Breakdown
那
nà
[nah]
then; in that case
Used to respond logically to what was just said, like “then” or “in that case.”
那我先不急着下结论，再听你说两句。
In that case, I won’t rush to a conclusion—I’ll listen to you a bit more first.
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
The standard first-person pronoun “I” or “me.”
那我就认真听听，看你有多会聊。
Then I’ll listen carefully and see how good you really are at chatting.
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