How to Say ‘Tomorrow at two in the afternoon.’ in Traditional Chinese
明天下午兩點
míng tiān xià wǔ liǎng diǎn
[míngtiān xiàwǔ liǎng diǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: Times go from biggest to smallest: day, then part of day, then hour. 下午 "afternoon" comes before 兩點, and the whole time phrase usually sits before the verb.
Phrase Breakdown
明天
míng tiān
[míngtiān]
tomorrow
The day after today.
我明天有空。
I'm free tomorrow.
下午
xià wǔ
[xiàwǔ]
afternoon
The time of day after noon until evening.
我下午有空。
I'm free in the afternoon.
兩點
liǎng diǎn
[liǎng diǎn]
two o'clock
2:00; 兩 is used instead of 二 before 點.
我們兩點見面。
We'll meet at two o'clock.
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