How to Say ‘Saturday at 7 pm’ in Traditional Chinese
星期六晚上七點
xīng qī liù wǎn shàng qī diǎn
[xīngqíliù wahn shahng qīdiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese orders time from biggest to smallest: day, then part of day, then the hour. So it's 星期六 + 晚上 + 七點, the reverse of English "7 pm Saturday".
Phrase Breakdown
星期六
xīng qī liù
[xīngqíliù]
Saturday
The sixth day of the week.
星期六我不用上班。
I don't have to work on Saturday.
晚上七點
wǎn shàng qī diǎn
7 p.m.
晚上 (evening) + 七點 (seven o'clock).
晚上七點見。
See you at 7 p.m.
Words in this phrase
晚上
wǎn shàng
[wahn shahng]
evening; night
The time after late afternoon and before bedtime.
週三晚上見面比較方便。
Meeting on Wednesday evening is more convenient.
七點
qī diǎn
[qīdiǎn]
seven o'clock
The time 7:00.
我們七點見面。
Let's meet at seven.
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