How to Say ‘Tonight at 6 pm.’ in Traditional Chinese
今晚六點
jīn wǎn liù diǎn
[jeen wan lyoh dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese time phrases usually go from bigger to smaller: [今晚] + [六點]. You can reuse that order with other times too, like [明天中午十二點].
Phrase Breakdown
今晚
jīn wǎn
[jeen wan]
tonight
Refers to this evening or tonight.
我們想約在今晚六點用餐。
We’d like to dine at six tonight.
六點
liù diǎn
[lyoh dyen]
six o’clock
A time expression meaning 6:00.
今晚六點還可以訂位嗎？
Can I still make a reservation for six tonight?
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