How to Say ‘Come pick it up in ten days.’ in Traditional Chinese
十天後來拿。
shí tiān hòu lái ná
[shí tiān hòu lai ná]
💬 Usage Tip: The time comes first, then the action, so 十天後 + 來拿 gives "in ten days, come get it". You can swap the time: 明天來拿 "come get it tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
十天後
shí tiān hòu
in ten days
This sets the time: 十天 (shí tiān) means 'ten days' and 後 (hòu) means 'after'.
十天後放假。
The holiday starts in ten days.
Words in this phrase
十
shí
[shí]
ten
The number 10.
十個人
ten people
天
tiān
[tiān]
day
Measure word/noun for a day.
我們三天後見面。
We will meet in three days.
後
hòu
[hòu]
after; later
Placed after a time expression to mean 'after that time'.
三天後見。
See you in three days.
來拿。
lái ná
come pick it up.
來 (lái) means 'come' and 拿 (ná) means 'take' or 'pick up'. Both are rising second tones.
明天來拿。
Come pick it up tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
來
lái
[lai]
to come
Often used to invite someone to come over, join, or take part in something.
有空可以來我們攤位看看，也歡迎你來聊聊。
If you have time, you can come check out our booth, and you’re also welcome to come chat.
拿
ná
[ná]
to pick up; to take
To take or collect something with your hands.
我明天去拿居留證。
I'll go pick up my residence permit tomorrow.
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