How to Say ‘Arrange a time’ in Traditional Chinese
安排一個時間
ān pái yī gè shí jiān
[ahn-pie ee guh shir-jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [安排] is a common verb for arranging or scheduling, and [一個時間] is literally "a time." You can swap the time part: [安排一天] "arrange a day" or [安排一個會議時間] "schedule a meeting time."
Phrase Breakdown
安排
ān pái
[ahn-pie]
arrange; schedule
Used when setting up a plan, appointment, or time.
我們先安排一個時間見面吧。
Let's first arrange a time to meet.
一
yī
[ee]
one
The number one; often used before measure words.
我想安排一個時間跟你聊聊。
I want to arrange a time to chat with you.
個
gè
[guh]
general measure word
A common classifier used with many nouns, such as people, items, or abstract things like time slots.
我們找一個時間開會。
Let's find a time to have a meeting.
時間
shí jiān
[shir-jyen]
time
Refers to time in general or a specific time slot.
安排一個時間對大家都比較方便。
Arranging a time is more convenient for everyone.
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