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How to Say ‘Let's go for a walk together tonight!’ in Traditional Chinese

晚上一起去散步!

wǎn shàng yì qǐ qù sàn bù

[wahn shahng yīqǐ chyoo sànbù]

💬 Usage Tip: Time words like 晚上 go at the front, before the action: 明天一起去 "let's go together tomorrow".

Phrase Breakdown

晚上

wǎn shàng

[wahn shahng]

evening; night

The time after late afternoon and before bedtime.

Example

週三晚上見面比較方便。

Meeting on Wednesday evening is more convenient.

一起去散步!

yì qǐ qù sàn bù

let's go for a walk together!

一起 (yìqǐ) means 'together', 去 (qù) means 'go', and 散步 (sànbù) means 'take a walk'.

Example

吃完飯一起去散步!

Let's go for a walk together after we eat!

Words in this phrase

一起

yì qǐ

[yīqǐ]

together

Indicating doing something with other people or things at the same time.

Example

我們一起去看電影吧。

Let's go watch a movie together.

去

qù

[chyoo]

to go

A common verb meaning to go to a place or attend something.

Example

今天晚上我不能去這家餐廳用餐。

Tonight I can't go to this restaurant to dine.

散步

sàn bù

[sànbù]

to take a walk; to stroll

Walking leisurely for relaxation or exercise.

Example

爺爺每天早上散步。

Grandpa takes a walk every morning.

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