How to Say ‘The deposit link will be sent to your phone shortly.’ in Simplified Chinese
定金链接稍后发到您手机上。
dìng jīn liàn jiē shāo hòu fā dào nín shǒu jī shàng
[dìngjīn liànjiē shāohòu fādào neen shǒujī shang]
💬 Usage Tip: There's no word for "will be" here. The link is simply put first and then "send" follows, and context makes it clear the link is being sent.
Phrase Breakdown
定金链接
dìng jīn liàn jiē
deposit link
定金 (dìngjīn) means 'deposit' and 链接 (liànjiē) means 'link', such as a payment link.
请点击定金链接。
Please click the deposit link.
Words in this phrase
定金
dìng jīn
[dìngjīn]
deposit
Money paid in advance to secure a booking.
请付定金。
Please pay the deposit.
链接
liàn jiē
[liànjiē]
link
A web link sent online.
点这个链接。
Click this link.
稍后发到您手机上。
shāo hòu fā dào nín shǒu jī shàng
will be sent to your phone shortly
稍后 (shāohòu) means 'shortly' or 'a bit later'. The rest means 'sent to your phone'.
结果稍后发到您手机上。
The results will be sent to your phone shortly.
Words in this phrase
稍后
shāo hòu
[shāohòu]
shortly; later
In a little while.
我稍后打给你。
I'll call you shortly.
发到
fā dào
[fādào]
to send to
To send something to a destination.
发到我邮箱。
Send it to my email.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.
很高兴认识您，希望向您多学习。
It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.
手机
shǒu jī
[shǒujī]
mobile phone
A portable cell phone.
我的手机没电了。
My phone is out of battery.
上
shàng
[shang]
in; on (location)
After a noun, marks location: in or on it.
手机在桌上。
The phone is on the table.
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