How to Say ‘See you Sunday’ in Traditional Chinese
禮拜天見
lǐ bài tiān jiàn
[lǐbàitiān jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Put any time before 見 (jiàn) to say "see you then": 明天見 "see you tomorrow", 待會見 "see you later".
Phrase Breakdown
禮拜天
lǐ bài tiān
[lǐbàitiān]
Sunday
A colloquial word for Sunday, very common in Taiwan; more formal equivalents are 星期日 or 星期天.
我想訂禮拜天晚上的位子。
I'd like to reserve a table for Sunday evening.
見
jiàn
[jyen]
see; meet
A verb meaning to see or meet, often used in farewells like see you.
我們下週見喔。
See you next week.
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