How to Say ‘Only on weekdays’ in Simplified Chinese
只限工作日
zhǐ xiàn gōng zuò rì
[zhǐ xiàn gōngzuòrì]
💬 Usage Tip: 只限 (zhǐ xiàn) "limited to only" is a set phrase you'll see on signs and coupons, and it comes before whatever is allowed. Another example is 只限堂食 "dine-in only".
Phrase Breakdown
只
zhǐ
[zhǐ]
only
Adverb limiting scope to something.
我只喝茶。
I only drink tea.
限
xiàn
[xiàn]
to be limited to
To restrict to a certain range.
每人限买一份。
Limit one per person.
工作日
gōng zuò rì
[gōngzuòrì]
weekday; workday
Monday to Friday, normal working days.
工作日人不多。
There aren't many people on weekdays.
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