How to Say ‘We'll notify you next week.’ in Traditional Chinese
我們下週會通知您。
wǒ men xià zhōu huì tōng zhī nín
[wo men shyah joe hway tōngzhī nín]
💬 Usage Tip: Time words like 下週 go before the action, never at the end of the sentence the way English often does it.
Phrase Breakdown
我們下週
wǒ men xià zhōu
we, next week
我們 (we) + 下週 (next week). The time comes before the verb.
我們下週見。
See you next week.
Words in this phrase
我們
wǒ men
[wo men]
we; us
Refers to the speaker and their group, such as a team or company.
我們很重視新人的想法，所以歡迎提問。
We value new employees’ ideas very much, so questions are welcome.
下
xià
[shyah]
next; following
Used for the time period after the current one, such as next week.
我們下再找時間喝咖啡。
Let's find time later to have coffee.
週
zhōu
[joe]
week
A seven-day time period; often used in scheduling.
下週再聯絡也可以。
It's also fine to contact each other again next week.
會通知您。
huì tōng zhī nín
will notify you
This is a polite promise to contact someone later.
有消息會通知您。
We'll notify you when there's news.
Words in this phrase
會
huì
[hway]
will; likely to
A modal verb used to show future action, ability, or likelihood depending on context.
多參加活動會增加你被看見的機會。
Participating in more events will increase your chances of being noticed.
通知
tōng zhī
[tōngzhī]
to notify; inform
To tell someone officially about something.
有變動請通知餐廳。
Please notify the restaurant of changes.
您
nín
[nín]
you (polite)
Respectful form of 'you', used with customers or elders.
您要幾點來？
What time will you come?
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