How to Say ‘I'll head over now’ in Traditional Chinese
先過去囉
xiān guò qù luō
[xiān guòqù luo]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Ending with 囉 (luo) makes leaving sound light and friendly instead of abrupt. Taiwanese speakers use it a lot when wrapping up a chat.
Phrase Breakdown
先
xiān
[xiān]
first; in advance
Indicates doing something before something else.
我先點餐。
I'll order first.
過去
guò qù
[guòqù]
to go over (there)
Verb complement meaning to move over to a place away from the speaker.
我們走過去吧。
Let's walk over there.
囉
luō
[luo]
sentence-final particle (casual, friendly tone)
A particle used at the end of a sentence to make it sound relaxed and friendly, often when announcing something.
我要睡覺囉！
I'm going to sleep now!
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