How to Say ‘Then come over’ in Traditional Chinese
再過來
zài guò lái
[dzai gwor-lai]
💬 Usage Tip: Here 再 means "then, only after that", not "again". "Do A 再 do B" means "wait until A, then B": 吃完再走 "leave after you've eaten".
Phrase Breakdown
再
zài
[dzai]
again; then; later
Often used to say something will happen one more time or at a later point.
你們先休息，我們等一下再說。
You rest first, and we'll talk in a little while.
過來
guò lái
[gwor-lai]
come over; come here
Means to come to a place or arrive here, such as coming to the restaurant for a reservation.
您可以直接過來，我們門口有代客泊車服務。
You can come directly over; we have valet parking service at the entrance.
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