How to Say ‘Let's have a meal together again next time.’ in Traditional Chinese
下次再一起吃飯吧。
xià cì zài yì qǐ chī fàn ba
[shyah tsuh dzeye yìqǐ chīfàn ba]
💬 Usage Tip: Ending a suggestion with 吧 turns it into "let's…": 走吧 "Let's go".
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is often a friendly goodbye ritual rather than a firm plan, but it does signal that you'd genuinely like to see them again.
Phrase Breakdown
下次再一起
xià cì zài yì qǐ
next time, together again
下次 means 'next time', 再 means 'again', and 一起 means 'together'. 一 is said with a falling tone (yì) before 起.
下次再一起去玩。
Let's go have fun together again next time.
Words in this phrase
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.
次
cì
[tsuh]
time; occurrence
A measure word for the number of times something happens.
你是第一次來嗎?
Is this your first time here?
再
zài
[dzeye]
again
Used to indicate repetition, meaning again or once more.
希望很快再見到你。
I hope to see you again soon.
一起
yì qǐ
[yìqǐ]
together
Doing something with other people.
我們一起去吃飯。
Let's go eat together.
吃飯吧。
chī fàn ba
let's eat a meal
吃飯 means 'to eat a meal'. 吧 at the end makes it a friendly suggestion, like 'let's'. Say 吧 lightly.
我們去吃飯吧。
Let's go eat.
Words in this phrase
吃飯
chī fàn
[chīfàn]
to eat a meal
Literally 'eat rice'; means having a meal in general.
我們中午一起吃飯吧。
Let's have lunch together at noon.
吧
ba
[ba]
suggestion particle (let's)
Sentence-final particle used to make a suggestion or soften a request.
我們走吧。
Let's go.
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