How to Say ‘What about six or eight-thirty, then?’ in Traditional Chinese
那六點或八點半呢?
nà liù diǎn huò bā diǎn bàn ne
[nà liù diǎn huò bā diǎn bàn nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: 那…呢? is a handy way to say "what about…?" and offer an alternative: 那明天呢? "What about tomorrow?" In a question, "or" is usually 還是, but 或 works here because you're just listing options.
Phrase Breakdown
那六點
nà liù diǎn
then six o'clock
那 here means 'then / in that case'. 六點 means 'six o'clock'.
那六點可以嗎?
Then is six o'clock okay?
Words in this phrase
那
nà
[nà]
then; so
Used at the start of a sentence to move on to a new topic.
那我們走吧。
Then let's go.
六點
liù diǎn
[liù diǎn]
six o'clock
The hour of six.
我們六點見面。
Let's meet at six.
或八點半呢?
huò bā diǎn bàn ne
or eight-thirty?
或 means 'or'. 八點半 means '8:30'. 呢 turns the phrase into a 'what about...?' question.
七點或八點半呢?
What about seven or eight-thirty?
Words in this phrase
或
huò
[huò]
or
Connects choices in statements.
茶或咖啡都可以。
Tea or coffee is fine.
八點半
bā diǎn bàn
[bā diǎn bàn]
half past eight
8:30; 半 means half an hour.
電影八點半開始。
The movie starts at 8:30.
呢
ne
[nuh]
and you?; what about...?
A conversational particle used to turn the question back to the other person, like 'how about you?'
我最近每天都在看,你呢?
I’ve been watching every day lately. How about you?
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