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How to Say ‘See you on Saturday, then.’ in Traditional Chinese

那我們禮拜六見。

nà wǒ men lǐ bài liù jiàn

[nà wo men lǐbàiliù jyen]

💬 Usage Tip: 那 at the start means "well then" and wraps up a conversation. The pattern is time + 見 for any goodbye, e.g. 明天見 "see you tomorrow".

Phrase Breakdown

那我們

nà wǒ men

then we

那 at the start means 'then / in that case'.

Example

那我們走吧。

Then let's go.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

then; so

Used at the start of a sentence to move on to a new topic.

Example

那我們走吧。

Then let's go.

我們

wǒ men

[wo men]

we; us

Refers to the speaker and their group, such as a team or company.

Example

我們很重視新人的想法,所以歡迎提問。

We value new employees’ ideas very much, so questions are welcome.

禮拜六見。

lǐ bài liù jiàn

see you on Saturday

禮拜六 is Saturday (common in Taiwan). Day + 見 means 'see you on that day'.

Example

明天見。

See you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

禮拜六

lǐ bài liù

[lǐbàiliù]

Saturday

Common Taiwanese way to say Saturday.

Example

禮拜六我要去看電影。

I'm going to see a movie on Saturday.

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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