How to Say ‘For Saturday at 7 pm.’ in Traditional Chinese
星期六晚上七點
xīng qī liù wǎn shàng qī diǎn
[shing-chee-lyoh wahn-shahng chee dyehn]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese usually puts time from bigger to smaller: day first, then part of day, then clock time, as in [星期六晚上七點]. You can reuse that order with other times too, like [明天中午十二點].
Phrase Breakdown
星期六
xīng qī liù
[shing-chee-lyoh]
Saturday
The day Saturday, often used to state the reservation date.
星期六晚上七點還有空位嗎？
Are there still seats available on Saturday at 7 p.m.?
晚上
wǎn shàng
[wahn-shahng]
evening; night
A time word meaning evening or nighttime. It is often used when specifying dinner reservations.
我想訂星期六晚上七點的位子。
I want to book a table for Saturday evening at 7 p.m.
七點
qī diǎn
[chee dyehn]
seven o’clock
A time expression meaning 7 o’clock. In reservations, it indicates the booking time.
星期六晚上七點方便嗎？
Would Saturday at 7 p.m. be convenient?
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