How to Say ‘Spring only’ in Traditional Chinese
春季限定
chūn jì xiàn dìng
[chūnjì xiàndìng]
💬 Usage Tip: Put 限定 (xiàn dìng) after a season, place or time to mean "only available then/there". Also 夏季限定 "summer only", 台灣限定 "Taiwan exclusive".
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Seasonal limited items are a big marketing draw in Taiwan, borrowed from Japanese style, and staff often bring them up on their own.
Phrase Breakdown
春季
chūn jì
[chūnjì]
spring (season)
The spring season, a slightly formal word.
春季的天氣很舒服。
The weather in spring is very pleasant.
限定
xiàn dìng
[xiàndìng]
limited; exclusive
Available only for a certain time, place, or group.
這是夏季限定的飲料。
This is a summer-only drink.
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