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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