How to Say ‘Today's event’ in Traditional Chinese
今天的活動
jīn tiān de huó dòng
[jin tyan duh hwo dong]
💬 Usage Tip: Use [的] after a time word to describe a noun: [今天的活動], [昨天的新聞], [今年的目標]. It's a very common way to say 'today's..., this year's..., yesterday's....'
Phrase Breakdown
今天
jīn tiān
[jin tyan]
today
Refers to the current day in expressions like today’s event.
今天的活動讓很多人第一次接觸這家公司。
Today’s event let many people encounter this company for the first time.
的活動
de huó dòng
activity; event of
的 links 今天 and 活動 to mean “today’s activity/event.”
今天的活動很精彩。
Today's activity is very exciting.
Words in this phrase
的
de
[duh]
's; of
Links a time or description to a noun, as in today’s event.
我覺得今天的活動很成功，這個「的」讓句子更完整。
I think today’s event was very successful; this “de” makes the sentence more complete.
活動
huó dòng
[hwo dong]
event; activity
An organized event, such as a company talk, fair, or networking session.
今天的活動不只介紹職缺，也分享公司文化。
Today’s event not only introduced job openings, but also shared the company culture.
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