How to Say ‘Come again; again.’ in Traditional Chinese
又來
yòu lái
[yoe lie]
💬 Usage Tip: [又] before a verb often means "again": [又來], [又說], [又買]. In this kind of visit sentence, [又來] means "came again," not just "and came."
Phrase Breakdown
又
yòu
[yoe]
again
Means an action happens again. In polite visiting language, it can mean 'coming again.'
我又來看您了，希望沒有太打擾。
I came to see you again; I hope I’m not bothering you too much.
來
lái
[lie]
to come
A very common verb meaning 'to come.' In 又來, it means 'come again.'
下次再來家裡坐坐。
Come visit the house again next time.
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