How to Say ‘Meet / see each other’ in Simplified Chinese
见面
jiàn miàn
[jyen myen]
💬 Usage Tip: [见面] means "meet / see each other," often for people meeting face to face. Unlike English "meet," it doesn't need an object every time: [明天见面] "see each other tomorrow."
Phrase Breakdown
见面
jiàn miàn
[jyen myen]
to meet; to see each other
Used when people meet in person, especially family, friends, or acquaintances.
下周一家人要一起见面吃饭。
Next week the whole family will meet and have a meal together.
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