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How to Say ‘Okay, then three o'clock tomorrow afternoon.’ in Simplified Chinese

行,那就明天下午三点。

xíng nà jiù míng tiān xià wǔ sān diǎn

[xíng nà jiù míngtiān xiàwǔ sān diǎn]

💬 Usage Tip: 那就 (nà jiù) means "then let's go with". Use it to lock in a decision: 那就明天 "tomorrow, then".

Phrase Breakdown

行,那就

xíng nà jiù

OK, then let's make it

行 (xíng) means 'OK' or 'fine'. 那就 (nà jiù) means 'then (let's)' and is used to settle a decision.

Example

行,那就这样。

OK, let's do it this way.

Words in this phrase

行

xíng

[xíng]

okay; all right

Indicates something is acceptable.

Example

明天见,行吗?

See you tomorrow, okay?

那

nà

[nà]

then; so

Introduces a follow-up question.

Example

那你呢?

Then what about you?

就

jiù

[jiù]

then; simply

Shows that a result follows easily from a condition.

Example

按这个键就开了。

Press this key and it turns on.

明天下午三点。

míng tiān xià wǔ sān diǎn

3 p.m. tomorrow

The time order goes from big to small: tomorrow, then afternoon, then three o'clock.

Example

明天下午三点开会。

The meeting is at 3 p.m. tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

明天

míng tiān

[míngtiān]

tomorrow

The day after today.

Example

明天见。

See you tomorrow.

下午

xià wǔ

[xiàwǔ]

afternoon

The time of day between noon and evening.

Example

我们下午见。

See you in the afternoon.

三点

sān diǎn

[sān diǎn]

three o'clock

The time 3:00.

Example

我们三点见面。

We meet at three o'clock.

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