How to Say ‘See you all; visit you’ in Traditional Chinese
看你們
kàn nǐ men
[kahn nee-men]
💬 Usage Tip: [看你們] can mean more than just "see you all"; in family contexts it often means "come visit you." [看] is often used this way with people: [去看朋友], [來看爸媽].
Phrase Breakdown
看
kàn
[kahn]
see; visit
In this context, 看 can mean to visit or see someone.
我們下次再來看你們。
We’ll come visit you all again next time.
你們
nǐ men
[nee-men]
you all
The plural form of you, used when talking to more than one person.
很高興認識你們。
I’m very happy to meet you all.
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