How to Say ‘See you tomorrow at seven.’ in Simplified Chinese
明天七点见。
míng tiān qī diǎn jiàn
[ming tyan chee dyen jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 见 after any time to say "see you then": 明天见 "see you tomorrow", 一会儿见 "see you in a bit".
Phrase Breakdown
明天
míng tiān
[ming tyan]
tomorrow
Refers to the day after today.
明天我要去医院。
I am going to the hospital tomorrow.
七点见。
qī diǎn jiàn
see you at seven.
七点 means 'seven o'clock', and 见 means 'see (you)'. Put a time before 见 to say 'see you at that time'.
好的,七点见。
OK, see you at seven.
Words in this phrase
七点
qī diǎn
[chee dyen]
seven o'clock
Used to state a specific time, such as for a reservation.
我想订七点的桌子。
I’d like to book a table for seven o’clock.
见
jiàn
[jyen]
to see; to meet
Often used in farewells to mean 'see you.'
晚上见,我们再确认停车。
See you tonight; we’ll confirm the parking again.
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