How to Say ‘We'll be expecting you tonight at 7:00 pm.’ in Traditional Chinese
今晚七點等您們來。
jīn wǎn qī diǎn děng nín men lái
[jin-wan chee-dyen dung neen-men lai]
💬 Usage Tip: [等您們來] is a set service-style way to say [we'll be expecting you]. In context, [等] often means expecting someone's arrival, not simply waiting around.
Phrase Breakdown
今晚
jīn wǎn
[jin-wan]
tonight
Refers to this evening or tonight.
今晚七點等您們來。
We’ll be waiting for you tonight at seven o’clock.
七點
qī diǎn
[chee-dyen]
seven o’clock
A specific time meaning 7:00.
我們今晚七點等您們來。
We will wait for you at seven o’clock tonight.
等您們來
děng nín men lái
waiting for you all to come
Polite phrasing meaning the speaker will wait for the group to arrive.
我在門口等你們來。
I'll wait for you to come at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
等
děng
[dung]
to wait for
A verb meaning to wait for someone to arrive or to be ready for them.
餐廳會在今晚七點等您們來。
The restaurant will wait for you to come at seven tonight.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful plural form used for addressing multiple guests politely.
我們今晚七點等您們來用餐。
We will wait for you all to come dine at seven tonight.
來
lái
[lai]
to come
A verb used when inviting someone to come or arrive somewhere.
歡迎您們今晚七點來，我們會等您們來。
You’re welcome to come tonight at seven; we will be waiting for you.
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