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How to Say ‘You're welcome. See you tonight!’ in Traditional Chinese

不客氣，晚上見！

bù kè qì wǎn shàng jiàn

[bù kuh-chee wahn shahng jyen]

💬 Usage Tip: 不 before a falling tone is read (bú), so 不客氣 is said (bú kè qì).

Phrase Breakdown

不客氣，

bù kè qì

you're welcome

This is the standard reply to thanks. 不 is said bú before fourth-tone 客.

Example

謝謝！不客氣。

Thanks! You're welcome.

Words in this phrase

不

bù

[bù]

not

Used for negation.

Example

這篇文章根本不含劍法招式的描述。

This article fundamentally does not include descriptions of sword skills.

客氣

kè qì

[kuh-chee]

polite; ceremonious

Often used in phrases about being overly formal or overly modest.

Example

大家都是同行，別這麼客氣。

We are all in the same field, so don't be so formal.

晚上見！

wǎn shàng jiàn

see you tonight!

晚上 means 'evening'. 見 means 'see'. Use [time] + 見 to say goodbye.

Example

明天見！

See you tomorrow!

Words in this phrase

晚上

wǎn shàng

[wahn shahng]

evening; night

The time after late afternoon and before bedtime.

Example

週三晚上見面比較方便。

Meeting on Wednesday evening is more convenient.

見

jiàn

[jyen]

see; meet

A verb meaning to see or meet, often used in farewells like see you.

Example

我們下週見喔。

See you next week.

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