How to Say ‘Hang out’ in Traditional Chinese
出去玩
chū qù wán
[chūqù wán]
💬 Usage Tip: 玩 (wán) literally means 'play', but adults use it for any going out for fun — shopping, eating, traveling.
Phrase Breakdown
出去
chū qù
[chūqù]
to go out
To leave the house, often to have fun.
週末要出去嗎？
Want to go out this weekend?
玩
wán
[wán]
to play; to hang out
To play or visit for fun.
週末來我家玩。
Come hang out at my place on the weekend.
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