How to Say ‘To cancel too late’ in Traditional Chinese
太晚取消
tài wǎn qǔ xiāo
[tài wǎn qǔxiāo]
💬 Usage Tip: 太 (tài) before a word means "too", and it goes in front of the action it describes. Another example is 太早到 "to arrive too early".
Phrase Breakdown
太晚
tài wǎn
[tài wǎn]
too late
太 (too) + 晚 (late); describes something being overly late.
現在太晚了。
It's too late now.
取消
qǔ xiāo
[qǔxiāo]
to cancel
To call off a plan, booking, or order.
可以取消嗎？
Can I cancel?
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