How to Say ‘We hand in the report next Friday.’ in Simplified Chinese
我们下周五交报告。
wǒ men xià zhōu wǔ jiāo bào gào
[waw-men xià zhōu wǔ jiāo bàogào]
💬 Usage Tip: Time words come before the verb in Chinese, never at the end: 下周五 sits before 交报告.
Phrase Breakdown
我们下周五
wǒ men xià zhōu wǔ
we, next Friday,
The time word comes right after the subject.
我们下周五开会。
We have a meeting next Friday.
Words in this phrase
我们
wǒ men
[waw-men]
we; us
Refers to the speaker and their group; in business, often means the speaker’s team or company.
我们公司的同事都很愿意帮忙。
Our company’s colleagues are all very willing to help.
下
xià
[xià]
next
Used before time words to mean the following one.
下个星期见。
See you next week.
周五
zhōu wǔ
[zhōu wǔ]
Friday
The fifth day of the week.
周五我有空。
I'm free on Friday.
交报告。
jiāo bào gào
hand in the report.
交 (jiāo) means 'hand in' or 'submit'. 报告 (bàogào) means 'report'.
明天要交报告。
The report is due tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
交
jiāo
[jiāo]
to hand in; to submit
A verb for handing something over, like homework, a report, or fees.
明天要交作业。
The homework is due tomorrow.
报告
bào gào
[bàogào]
report
A written document of results.
检查报告下午出来。
The test report comes out in the afternoon.
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