How to Say ‘Long holiday weekend’ in Traditional Chinese
連假
lián jiǎ
[liánjià]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Taiwan has several 連假 each year, when public holidays join up with weekends. Many people travel then, so sales patterns shift and that's a standard explanation for a dip. One example is 清明節 "Tomb-Sweeping Day" in early April.
Phrase Breakdown
連假
lián jiǎ
[liánjià]
long weekend; consecutive holidays
Several days off in a row, such as a holiday joined to a weekend.
連假我們去花蓮。
We are going to Hualien over the long weekend.
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