How to Say ‘To see; see you’ in Traditional Chinese
見
jiàn
[jyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [見] by itself often works like "see you" in set goodbyes. You'll hear it in [明天見] "see you tomorrow" and [到時候見] "see you then."
Phrase Breakdown
見
jiàn
[jyen]
see; meet
Often used in farewells to mean seeing someone later.
那我們晚上七點見，會先幫您保留座位。
Then we’ll see you at 7 tonight, and we’ll keep your table reserved first.
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