How do you say "Then let's meet at 4:30" in Traditional Chinese?

"Then let's meet at 4:30" in Traditional Chinese is "那我們約四點半". This phrase is commonly used in Taiwan.

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How to Say ‘Then let's meet at 4:30’ in Traditional Chinese

Q: What does "那我們約四點半" mean in English?

"那我們約四點半" means "Then let's meet at 4:30" in English. Usage tip: [那] at the start often means "then" or "in that case" when moving the conversation forward. [我們約四點半] is literally "we arrange 4:30," a common Chinese way to say "let's meet at 4:30."

那我們約四點半

nà wǒ men yuē sì diǎn bàn

[nah waw men yweh suh dyehn ban]

💬 Usage Tip: [那] at the start often means "then" or "in that case" when moving the conversation forward. [我們約四點半] is literally "we arrange 4:30," a common Chinese way to say "let's meet at 4:30."

Phrase Breakdown

那我們

nà wǒ men

then we / in that case, we

Introduces a next-step decision based on the previous discussion.

Example

那我們先走吧。

Then let's go first.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nah]

then; in that case

Used to continue the conversation and suggest the next step.

Example

那我們約早一點。

Then let’s meet a bit earlier.

我們

wǒ men

[waw men]

we; us

Refers to the speaker and one or more other people.

Example

我們四點半見。

We’ll meet at 4:30.

約

yuē

[yweh]

to arrange; to make an appointment

Used when setting a time to meet someone.

Example

那我們約四點半。

Then let’s make it 4:30.

四點半

sì diǎn bàn

[suh dyehn ban]

four thirty; half past four

A specific time meaning 4:30.

Example

我們那天四點半出發。

We’ll leave at 4:30 that day.

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