How to Say ‘What time should we meet?’ in Traditional Chinese
約幾點呢？
yuē jǐ diǎn ne
[yweh jee dyen nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [約] here means "set a time / arrange to meet," not just "about." [幾點] means "what time," so [約幾點] is a very common way to ask when to meet.
Phrase Breakdown
約
yuē
[yweh]
to arrange; to make an appointment
Used for making plans or setting a meeting time with someone.
我們約幾點呢？你方便嗎？
What time shall we meet? Are you available?
幾點
jǐ diǎn
what time
Asking for the hour or exact time.
你幾點到？
What time will you arrive?
Words in this phrase
幾
jǐ
[jee]
how many; what number
Used in questions to ask about an unspecified small number, including time.
約幾點呢？下午可以嗎？
About what time? Is the afternoon okay?
點
diǎn
[dyen]
o'clock
A measure word used when telling clock time.
我們約幾點呢？兩點可以嗎？
What time shall we meet? Is two o'clock okay?
呢
ne
[nuh]
sentence particle 'ne'
A particle used to soften a question and make it sound conversational.
約幾點呢？我下午比較方便。
What time shall we meet? The afternoon is more convenient for me.
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