How to Say ‘Visit you again’ in Traditional Chinese
再來看你們
zài lái kàn nǐ men
[dzai lie kahn nee-men]
💬 Usage Tip: [來] in [再來看你們] is "come," not part of [看]. A useful pattern is [再來 + verb]: [再來吃飯], [再來聊天], [再來看你們].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Saying [再來看你們] to in-laws sounds warm and relationship-building. It suggests continued contact, which is often more meaningful than a one-time polite goodbye.
Phrase Breakdown
再來
zài lái
come again; next time
Refers to coming again in the future.
下次再來。
Come again next time.
Words in this phrase
再
zài
[dzai]
again
Shows repetition or doing something another time.
我們下次再來看你們。
We’ll come see you all again next time.
來
lái
[lie]
come
A motion verb meaning to come toward the speaker or destination.
歡迎你們再來看你們的家人。
You’re welcome to come again to see your family.
看你們
kàn nǐ men
to see you all; visit you
Means to go see or visit a group of people.
我明天來看你們。
I’ll come see you all tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
看
kàn
[kahn]
see; visit
Here it means to visit people rather than just look at them.
有空我們再來看你們。
When we have time, we’ll come visit you all again.
你們
nǐ men
[nee-men]
you all
Plural you, referring to several people such as family members.
下次再來看你們。
We’ll come see you all again next time.
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