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How to Say ‘Would next Tuesday morning be okay?’ in Traditional Chinese

下週二上午可以嗎?

xià zhōu èr shàng wǔ kě yǐ ma

[shyah zhōu'èr shàngwǔ kuh yee ma]

💬 Usage Tip: The time goes first and the question ending comes last, with no verb needed in between.

Phrase Breakdown

下週二上午

xià zhōu èr shàng wǔ

next Tuesday morning

The time being proposed: xià zhōu'èr shàngwǔ.

Example

下週二上午開會。

The meeting is next Tuesday morning.

Words in this phrase

下

xià

[shyah]

next; following

Used for the time period after the current one, such as next week.

Example

我們下再找時間喝咖啡。

Let's find time later to have coffee.

週二

zhōu èr

[zhōu'èr]

Tuesday

The second day of the week; 週 means week and 二 means two.

Example

週二我很忙。

I'm very busy on Tuesday.

上午

shàng wǔ

[shàngwǔ]

morning

The time from morning until noon (a.m.).

Example

明天上午有空嗎?

Are you free tomorrow morning?

可以嗎?

kě yǐ ma

is that OK?

Asks whether something works for the other person. Say kěyǐ ma, with a light ma at the end.

Example

明天可以嗎?

Is tomorrow OK?

Words in this phrase

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; may; okay

Indicates that something is possible or acceptable.

Example

晚上見面也可以。

Meeting in the evening is also okay.

嗎

ma

[ma]

question particle

A sentence-final particle used to turn a statement into a yes-no question.

Example

你喜歡這個活動嗎?

Do you like this event?

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