How to Say ‘Another day; sometime later’ in Traditional Chinese
改天
gǎi tiān
[gai-tyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [改天] means "another day / some other time," often when you're postponing something politely. It's vaguer than naming a real date, like [我們改天再聊].
Phrase Breakdown
改天
gǎi tiān
[gai-tyen]
another day; some other day
Used to suggest doing something on a different day in the future.
今天太晚了，我們改天再聊。
It's too late today; let's chat another day.
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