How to Say ‘Already’ in Traditional Chinese
已經
yǐ jīng
[yǐjīng]
💬 Usage Tip: 已經 means "already," often to show something has been completed by now: 已經訂好了, 我已經到了. It commonly pairs with a result word that shows the action is finished.
Phrase Breakdown
已經
yǐ jīng
[yǐjīng]
already
Indicating that something has happened prior to now.
我已經吃過飯了。
I have already eaten.
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