How to Say ‘Okay, see you Wednesday at 10 am.’ in Traditional Chinese
好的,星期三上午十點見。
hǎo de xīng qī sān shàng wǔ shí diǎn jiàn
[how de xīngqísān shàngwǔ shí diǎn jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Put a time before 見 (jiàn) "see" to say "see you then": 明天見 "see you tomorrow."
Phrase Breakdown
好的,星期三
hǎo de xīng qī sān
Alright, Wednesday
好的 (alright / sure) + 星期三 (Wednesday). Pause briefly after 好的.
好的,星期三見。
Alright, see you Wednesday.
Words in this phrase
好
hǎo
[how]
okay; good
A basic response meaning "okay," "good," or "fine." It can show agreement or acceptance.
好,這樣的金額我可以接受。
Okay, I can accept this amount.
的
de
[de]
(softening particle in 好的)
Added after 好 to make 'okay' sound softer and more polite.
好的,沒問題。
Okay, no problem.
星期三
xīng qī sān
[xīngqísān]
Wednesday
Third day of the week; 星期 plus the number three.
我們星期三見。
See you on Wednesday.
上午十點見。
shàng wǔ shí diǎn jiàn
see you at 10 a.m.
上午十點 (10 a.m.) + 見 (see you). Putting a time before 見 means 'see you at that time.'
明天上午九點見。
See you tomorrow at 9 a.m.
Words in this phrase
上午
shàng wǔ
[shàngwǔ]
morning
The time from morning until noon (a.m.).
上午的課很早。
The morning class is very early.
十點
shí diǎn
[shí diǎn]
ten o'clock
The time 10:00.
晚上十點睡覺。
Go to bed at ten at night.
見
jiàn
[jyen]
to meet; see you
Used to mean meeting someone or seeing someone later.
那我們明天晚上見,到時候再看看有沒有優惠。
Then see you tomorrow evening, and we can check then whether there are any promotions.
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