How to Say ‘Open it then’ in Traditional Chinese
再打開
zài dǎ kāi
[zài dǎkāi]
💬 Usage Tip: 再 here doesn't mean "again." It means "and only then," so it puts the action after something else. Another example is 吃完再走 "eat first, then leave."
Phrase Breakdown
再
zài
[zài]
then
Indicates an action that follows another.
想好再告訴我。
Tell me after you've decided.
打開
dǎ kāi
[dǎkāi]
to open
To open something closed, like a box, envelope, or door.
他打開禮物。
He opened the gift.
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