How to Say ‘At noon’ in Traditional Chinese
中午
zhōng wǔ
[zhōngwǔ]
💬 Usage Tip: Time words like 中午 (zhōng wǔ) go before the verb, never at the end of the sentence the way they often do in English. Compare 你晚上要吃什麼？ "What are you having tonight?"
Phrase Breakdown
中午
zhōng wǔ
[zhōngwǔ]
noon; midday
The middle of the day, around 12:00.
中午我們一起吃飯。
Let's eat together at noon.
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