How to Say ‘Then; at that time’ in Traditional Chinese
到時候
dào shí hòu
[dao shir hoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [到時候] means "when that time comes" or "then," often referring to a time already agreed on. You can reuse it in things like [到時候再說] "we'll talk about it then."
Phrase Breakdown
到時候
dào shí hòu
[dao shir hoh]
then; at that time
Used to refer to the time that was just mentioned, such as the reservation time.
您到時候直接跟櫃檯說姓名就可以入座。
At that time, you can just tell the front desk your name and be seated.
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