How to Say ‘To set up a time’ in Traditional Chinese
約時間
yuē shí jiān
[yweh shíjiān]
💬 Usage Tip: Put what you're arranging after 約 (yuē): 約時間 for a time, 約地點 "set a place", 約客戶 "make an appointment with a client".
Phrase Breakdown
約
yuē
[yweh]
arrange; make an appointment
Used when setting a time to meet someone.
如果你方便，我們可以約下週見面。
If it's convenient for you, we can arrange to meet next week.
時間
shí jiān
[shíjiān]
time
A point or period of time.
開會時間是幾點？
What time is the meeting?
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