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How to Say ‘Is 7:00 pm. okay?’ in Traditional Chinese

晚上七點可以嗎?

wǎn shàng qī diǎn kě yǐ ma

[wan shang chee dyen kuh yee ma]

Phrase Breakdown

晚上七點

wǎn shàng qī diǎn

7 p.m.; seven o'clock in the evening

A specific time in the evening.

Example

我們晚上七點見。

Let's meet at 7 p.m.

Words in this phrase

晚上

wǎn shàng

[wan shang]

evening; night

晚上 refers to the evening time, usually after sunset. It is commonly used when discussing reservation times.

Example

我們想訂晚上七點,晚上比較方便。

We’d like to book for 7 p.m.; the evening is more convenient.

七點

qī diǎn

[chee dyen]

seven o’clock

七點 means seven o’clock. In restaurant reservations, it is used to specify the dining time.

Example

晚上七點還有位子嗎?我想訂七點。

Are there still seats available at 7 p.m.? I’d like to book for seven o’clock.

可以嗎?

kě yǐ ma

Is that okay?; Would that work?

A polite way to ask for agreement or confirmation.

Example

明天可以嗎?

Is tomorrow okay?

Words in this phrase

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; may; is it okay

可以 is used to ask or say whether something is acceptable or possible. It is very common in polite reservation conversations.

Example

晚上七點可以嗎?如果不行,我們也可以改時間。

Would 7 p.m. be okay? If not, we can also change the time.

ma

[ma]

question particle

嗎 is added at the end of a statement to turn it into a yes-no question in Mandarin.

Example

晚上七點可以嗎?我想先確認一下嗎這種用法。

Would 7 p.m. be okay? I want to first confirm this usage of ma.

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