How to Say ‘See you at eight tomorrow.’ in Traditional Chinese
明天八點見。
míng tiān bā diǎn jiàn
[ming-tyen bā diǎn jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Stack times from biggest to smallest before 見: day first, then hour. For example, 明天晚上七點見 "see you at 7 tomorrow evening".
Phrase Breakdown
明天
míng tiān
[ming-tyen]
tomorrow
Refers to the day after today.
我想訂明天的位子。
I'd like to book a table for tomorrow.
八點
bā diǎn
[bā diǎn]
eight o'clock
The time 8:00; 點 means o'clock when telling time.
我每天八點上課。
I start class at eight o'clock every day.
見
jiàn
[jyen]
to meet; see you
Used to mean meeting someone or seeing someone later.
那我們明天晚上見，到時候再看看有沒有優惠。
Then see you tomorrow evening, and we can check then whether there are any promotions.
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