How to Say ‘Let's meet on Wednesday evening.’ in Traditional Chinese
我們約週三晚上。
wǒ men yuē zhōu sān wǎn shàng
[waw mun yweh joe sahn wahn shahng]
💬 Usage Tip: With meeting plans, 約 means "arrange to meet," not just "invite." Chinese usually puts the time right after it: 約週三晚上, 約明天下午.
Phrase Breakdown
我們約
wǒ men yuē
let’s make a date; let’s arrange
Used to suggest setting a time to meet.
我們約下週見。
Let’s arrange to meet next week.
Words in this phrase
我們
wǒ men
[waw mun]
we; us
Refers to both speaker and listener together.
我們下次可以直接約喝咖啡。
Next time we can directly arrange to get coffee.
約
yuē
[yweh]
arrange; set a date
Used when deciding on a time for a meeting.
如果你有空，我想約你吃午餐。
If you're free, I'd like to arrange lunch with you.
週三晚上
zhōu sān wǎn shàng
Wednesday evening
A specific time expression indicating Wednesday night.
週三晚上我有空。
I’m free on Wednesday evening.
Words in this phrase
週三
zhōu sān
[joe sahn]
Wednesday
A weekday often used when making plans.
我們約在週三比較容易。
It's easier for us to meet on Wednesday.
晚上
wǎn shàng
[wahn shahng]
evening; night
The part of the day when many people are free after work.
晚上聊天通常比較放鬆。
Chatting in the evening is usually more relaxed.
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