How to Say ‘2:00 pm.’ in Traditional Chinese
下午兩點
xià wǔ liǎng diǎn
[shyah-woo lyahng dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese usually puts the part of day before the clock time: [下午兩點], [晚上九點]. Use the same order with other times too, like [上午十點] or [中午十二點]
Phrase Breakdown
下午
xià wǔ
[shyah-woo]
afternoon
The period after noon and before evening.
下午兩點我們在咖啡店見。
Let's meet at the café at 2 p.m.
兩點
liǎng diǎn
[lyahng dyen]
two o'clock
A specific clock time meaning 2:00.
下午兩點我剛好有空。
I happen to be free at 2 p.m.
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