How to Say ‘Family meeting up’ in Traditional Chinese
家人見面
jiā rén jiàn miàn
[jyah-ren jyen-myen]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [家人見面] can imply more than a casual meetup when it involves in-laws or a partner's family. In Taiwan, these gatherings often carry a sense of relationship confirmation and mutual respect.
Phrase Breakdown
家人
jiā rén
[jyah-ren]
family; family members
Refers to relatives or close family members.
過年時家人見面很熱鬧。
When family members meet during Lunar New Year, it’s very lively.
見面
jiàn miàn
[jyen-myen]
meet; see each other
Describes people meeting face-to-face.
家人見面總是很開心。
When family members meet, it’s always very happy.
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