How to Say ‘See you at 4:30’ in Traditional Chinese
四點半見喔
sì diǎn bàn jiàn ō
[suh dyehn ban jyen oh]
💬 Usage Tip: [時間] is often omitted when the meaning is obvious, so [四點半見喔] literally just says "see [you] at 4:30." [喔] adds a friendly, casual tone.
Phrase Breakdown
四點半
sì diǎn bàn
[suh dyehn ban]
four thirty; half past four
A specific time meaning 4:30.
那我們四點半見喔。
Then see you at 4:30.
見喔
jiàn ō
see you / meet up, okay?
見 means to see or meet; 喔 adds a friendly, casual tone.
明天見喔。
See you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
見
jiàn
[jyen]
see; meet
In scheduling, it means to meet someone.
我們門口見。
Let’s meet at the entrance.
喔
ō
[oh]
oh; okay then
A friendly sentence-final particle that softens the tone.
四點半見喔！
See you at 4:30!
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