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How to Say ‘Saturday afternoon works.’ in Traditional Chinese

星期六下午可以。

xīng qī liù xià wǔ kě yǐ

[xīngqíliù xiàwǔ kuh yee]

💬 Usage Tip: 可以 on its own works as a full answer meaning "that works". You don't need a subject or anything else.

Phrase Breakdown

星期六下午

xīng qī liù xià wǔ

Saturday afternoon

下午 (xiàwǔ) means 'afternoon'. In Chinese, the day comes before the part of the day.

Example

星期六下午我在家。

I'm home on Saturday afternoon.

Words in this phrase

星期六

xīng qī liù

[xīngqíliù]

Saturday

The sixth day of the week.

Example

星期六你有空嗎?

Are you free on Saturday?

下午

xià wǔ

[xiàwǔ]

afternoon

The time after noon until evening.

Example

我下午有會議。

I have a meeting in the afternoon.

可以。

kě yǐ

works / is fine

可以 (kěyǐ) alone means 'that works'. Two third tones: 可 changes to a rising tone.

Example

明天也可以。

Tomorrow works too.

Words in this phrase

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; may; okay

Indicates that something is possible or acceptable.

Example

晚上見面也可以。

Meeting in the evening is also okay.

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