How to Say ‘Already’ in Traditional Chinese
已經
yǐ jīng
[yee-jing]
💬 Usage Tip: [已經] marks that something has already happened or is already in place: [已經訂位了], [已經幫您備註]. It often reassures the customer that the step is done.
Phrase Breakdown
已經
yǐ jīng
[yee-jing]
already
Shows that something has been completed before now.
我們已經幫您加上生日備註了。
We have already added the birthday note for you.
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