How to Say ‘It's past eleven o'clock’ in Traditional Chinese
過十一點了
guò shí yī diǎn le
[guò shíyī diǎn le]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 過 before a time to say "past" that time, and add 了 to show it has already happened: 過十二點了 "it's past twelve".
Phrase Breakdown
過
guò
[guò]
past; after (a time)
Used with a time to mean it is later than that point.
已經過十二點了。
It's already past twelve.
十一點
shí yī diǎn
[shíyī diǎn]
eleven o'clock
The time 11:00.
我十一點睡覺。
I sleep at eleven.
了
le
[le]
change-of-state particle
Sentence-final particle showing a new situation has arisen.
下雨了。
It's started raining.
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