How to Say ‘To follow up’ in Traditional Chinese
跟進
gēn jìn
[gun-jeen]
💬 Usage Tip: 跟進 is the standard verb for following up on something, especially in work or business contexts. You'll also see it with what you're following up on, like 跟進這件事 or 跟進申請進度.
Phrase Breakdown
跟進
gēn jìn
[gun-jeen]
to follow up
跟進 means to follow up after a meeting, conversation, or event.
活動後主動跟進很重要。
It is important to follow up proactively after an event.
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