How to Say ‘See you then’ in Traditional Chinese
見喔
jiàn ō
[jyen oh]
💬 Usage Tip: [見] by itself can mean "see [someone]" in short goodbyes about meeting later. [喔] adds a friendly, light tone, like "okay then" or "see you then."
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [喔] makes this sound casual and warm, good for friendly conversation or everyday texting. In a more formal appointment setting, people might simply say [四點半見] without [喔].
Phrase Breakdown
見
jiàn
[jyen]
see; meet
In scheduling, it means to meet someone.
明天見！
See you tomorrow!
喔
ō
[oh]
oh; okay then
A friendly sentence-final particle that softens the tone.
下午見喔。
See you this afternoon, okay.
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