How to Say ‘I'll ask him to come take a look again tomorrow.’ in Simplified Chinese
我明天再叫他来看看。
wǒ míng tiān zài jiào tā lái kàn kàn
[wo míngtiān dzeye jiào tā lie kànkan]
💬 Usage Tip: Time words like 明天 go before the verb, right after the person: 我明天..., never at the end of the sentence. 再 (zài) marks a repeat that's still to come.
Phrase Breakdown
我明天
wǒ míng tiān
I, tomorrow
我 (wǒ, 'I') plus 明天 (míngtiān, 'tomorrow'). In Chinese, the time word usually comes right after the subject.
我明天去北京。
I'm going to Beijing tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
我明天有空。
I am free tomorrow.
明天
míng tiān
[míngtiān]
tomorrow
The day after today.
明天见。
See you tomorrow.
再叫他
zài jiào tā
will ask him again
再 (zài) means 'again' for a future action. 叫他 (jiào tā) means 'ask him' or 'tell him to'.
我再叫他一次。
I'll call him once more.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzeye]
again; then
Often used to mean doing something one more time or at a later point.
我们下次再约吧。
Let’s arrange another time next time.
叫
jiào
[jiào]
to call (someone)
To call out to someone to get their attention.
到你了我叫你。
I'll call you when it's your turn.
他
tā
[tā]
he; him
Third-person pronoun for a male.
他是我的朋友。
He is my friend.
来看看。
lái kàn kàn
to come and take a look
来 (lái) means 'come'. 看看 (kànkan) is a reduplicated verb that means 'have a look'. The second 看 is light and neutral in tone.
你来看看这个。
Come and take a look at this.
Words in this phrase
来
lái
[lie]
to come
A verb meaning “to come,” often used when asking if someone has come to an event before.
你常来这样的行业活动吗？
Do you often come to these kinds of industry events?
看看
kàn kàn
[kànkan]
to take a look
Reduplicated 看, meaning to have a quick look.
让我看看你的手。
Let me take a look at your hand.
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