How to Say ‘See you then.’ in Traditional Chinese
到時候見喔。
dào shí hòu jiàn ō
[dow shir hoh jyen oh]
💬 Usage Tip: [時間詞 + 見] is a very useful goodbye pattern: [明天見] "see you tomorrow," [到時候見] "see you then." The final [喔] adds a warm, casual tone.
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This sounds friendly and natural after making plans, especially with someone you've clicked with. For a more formal follow-up, many people would drop [喔] and write simply [到時候見] or use a fuller line instead.
Phrase Breakdown
到時候
dào shí hòu
[dow shir hoh]
then; at that time
Refers to the future time when something will happen.
到時候見喔，我會先寄信給你。
See you then; I’ll email you first.
見喔
jiàn ō
see you; meet you then
A friendly way to say goodbye, implying meeting again later.
到時候見喔！
See you then!
Words in this phrase
見
jiàn
[jyen]
see; meet
Used in casual goodbyes to mean see you or meet then.
活動結束後見喔。
See you after the event.
喔
ō
[oh]
oh; sentence particle
A warm conversational particle used at the end of a sentence.
下次見喔。
See you next time.
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