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How to Say ‘Okay, ten then.’ in Traditional Chinese

好,那就十點。

hǎo nà jiù shí diǎn

[how Na jyoh shí diǎn]

💬 Usage Tip: 那就 means "in that case, then" and settles a choice. You can reuse it: 那就星期三 "Wednesday, then."

Phrase Breakdown

好,那就

hǎo nà jiù

Okay, then let's

好 (okay) + 那 (then) + 就 (just / in that case). This is used to settle a decision.

Example

好,那就這樣。

Okay, let's do it this way.

Words in this phrase

好

hǎo

[how]

okay; good

A basic response meaning "okay," "good," or "fine." It can show agreement or acceptance.

Example

好,這樣的金額我可以接受。

Okay, I can accept this amount.

那

nà

[Na]

then

Used to indicate a logical consequence or a time-based sequence.

Example

如果你去,我也會去。

If you go, then I will also go.

就

jiù

[jyoh]

just; then; simply

A flexible adverb that often means 'just' or emphasizes a simple or immediate choice.

Example

一杯啤酒就可以了。

Just one beer is fine.

十點。

shí diǎn

ten o'clock

十 (ten) + 點 (o'clock). 十 is a rising second tone and 點 is a dipping third tone.

Example

我們十點見。

Let's meet at ten.

Words in this phrase

十點

shí diǎn

[shí diǎn]

ten o'clock

The time 10:00.

Example

我們十點出發。

We leave at ten o'clock.

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