How to Say ‘Then I'll be there in ten minutes.’ in Traditional Chinese
那我十分鐘後到。
nà wǒ shí fēn zhōng hòu dào
[nah wǒ shir fēnzhōng hòu daow]
💬 Usage Tip: A length of time plus 後 means "in that much time," and it goes before the verb: 五分鐘後到 "arrive in five minutes."
Phrase Breakdown
那我
nà wǒ
then I
那 here means 'then' or 'in that case'. It connects your reply to what was just said.
那我先走了。
Then I'll head off first.
Words in this phrase
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.
十分鐘後到。
shí fēn zhōng hòu dào
will arrive in ten minutes.
十分鐘後 means 'in ten minutes'. 到 means 'to arrive'. The time word comes before the verb.
公車十分鐘後到。
The bus arrives in ten minutes.
Words in this phrase
十
shí
[shir]
ten
The number ten; often used when stating party size for reservations.
我們十個人想找有包廂的地方。
The ten of us want to find a place with a private room.
分鐘
fēn zhōng
[fēnzhōng]
minute
A unit of time; one minute.
走路要十分鐘。
It takes ten minutes on foot.
後
hòu
[hòu]
after; later
Placed after a time expression to mean 'after that time'.
一小時後見。
See you in an hour.
到
dào
[daow]
to arrive; to reach
Used to indicate arriving at a place or being present.
我們七點到。
We will arrive at seven.
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