How to Say ‘Okay, then I'll turn up ahead.’ in Traditional Chinese
好，那我前面轉彎。
hǎo nà wǒ qián miàn zhuǎn wān
[hao nah wǒ qiánmiàn zhuǎnwān]
💬 Usage Tip: The place goes before the action: 前面轉彎 means "turn up ahead". Swap in another spot the same way: 路口轉彎 "turn at the intersection".
Phrase Breakdown
好，那我
hǎo nà wǒ
OK, then I'll
好 (OK) + 那 (then) + 我 (I). The short words are grouped together so they can be recognized.
好，那我先走了。
OK, then I'll head out first.
Words in this phrase
好
hǎo
[hao]
okay; good
A positive response meaning 'okay' or 'good.'
你說想認識我更多一點，我聽了只想說好啊。
You said you wanted to get to know me better, and all I wanted to say was 'sure.'
那
nà
[nah]
that; then
Refers back to what was just said.
那很好，表示他適應得不錯。
That's good; it means he is adapting well.
我
wǒ
[wǒ]
I
A pronoun referring to oneself.
我是老師。
I am a teacher.
前面轉彎。
qián miàn zhuǎn wān
turn up ahead.
前面 (up ahead) + 轉彎 (turn). Drivers commonly use it to say where they will turn.
請在前面轉彎。
Please turn up ahead.
Words in this phrase
前面
qián miàn
[qiánmiàn]
ahead; in front
The area in front of you
前面有一家咖啡店。
There's a café up ahead.
轉彎
zhuǎn wān
[zhuǎnwān]
to turn (a corner)
To make a turn when walking or driving.
在路口轉彎。
Turn at the intersection.
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