How to Say ‘See you again / goodbye’ in Traditional Chinese
再見
zài jiàn
[dzeye jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: As one word, [再見] means "goodbye," but in [再見到你], [再] keeps its literal "again" sense: "see you again." Watch for whether it stands alone or is part of a bigger phrase.
Phrase Breakdown
再見
zài jiàn
[dzeye jyen]
goodbye; see you again
A standard way to say goodbye, literally meaning see again.
今天先再見，我們下週聯絡。
Goodbye for today; let’s get in touch next week.
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