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How to Say ‘Let's meet at our company.’ in Traditional Chinese

在我們公司見吧。

zài wǒ men gōng sī jiàn ba

[zài wo men gong sir jyen ba]

💬 Usage Tip: Adding 吧 at the end turns a statement into a friendly suggestion, like "let's". 走吧 means "let's go".

Phrase Breakdown

在我們

zài wǒ men

at our

在 (zài) means 'at' or 'in'. 我們 (wǒmen) means 'we' or 'our'.

Example

在我們家吃飯吧。

Let's eat at our home.

Words in this phrase

在

zài

[zài]

A preposition used to indicate a point in time or a location.

Example

我在等你。

I am waiting for you.

我們

wǒ men

[wo men]

we; us

Refers to the speaker and their group, such as a team or company.

Example

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.

公司見吧。

gōng sī jiàn ba

company, let's meet

公司 (gōngsī) means company. 見 (jiàn) means to meet, and 吧 (ba) makes it a suggestion: 'let's…'.

Example

明天公司見吧。

Let's meet at the office tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

公司

gōng sī

[gong sir]

company

A business or organization; common when discussing jobs, values, and workplace culture.

Example

這家公司很重視溝通，所以我對這間公司印象很好。

This company values communication, so I have a very good impression of this company.

見

jiàn

[jyen]

see; meet

A verb meaning to see or meet, often used in farewells like see you.

Example

我們下週見喔。

See you next week.

吧

[ba]

suggestion particle (let's)

Sentence-final particle used to make a suggestion or soften a request.

Example

我們走吧。

Let's go.

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