How to Say ‘At that time; then’ in Simplified Chinese
到时候
dào shí hòu
[dow sher hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [到时候] means 'when that time comes' or 'then,' not literally just 'arrive + time.' You can use it to point ahead to an already understood time: [到时候我给您打电话] 'I'll call you then.'
Phrase Breakdown
到时候
dào shí hòu
[dow sher hoh]
at that time; then
Refers to the time previously mentioned. Useful when confirming when guests will arrive.
到时候请报您的姓名。
At that time, please give your name.
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