How to Say ‘Follow up’ in Traditional Chinese
跟進一下
gēn jìn yī xià
[gun-jeen ee-shyah]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding [一下] after a verb often softens the request or makes it sound brief and natural. So [跟進一下] feels gentler than plain [跟進], especially in messages or work chat.
Phrase Breakdown
跟進
gēn jìn
[gun-jeen]
to follow up
跟進 means to follow up after a meeting, conversation, or event.
我想在會後跟進一下合作機會。
I want to follow up on the cooperation opportunity after the meeting.
一下
yī xià
[ee-shyah]
a bit; briefly
一下 softens an action and often means 'for a moment' or 'a little bit.'
方便讓我跟進一下一些細節嗎？
Would it be convenient for me to follow up briefly on some details?
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