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How do you say "to meet" in Chinese?

jiàn

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In Chinese, "to meet" is .

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Pronunciation

Jyan, with a fourth tone (falling), a concise action verb for encountering or meeting someone.

Writing and usage

One character (见), six strokes. Ancient form shows two people viewing each other.

Example sentence

我明天会见你。

I will meet you tomorrow.

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How to remember 见

Jiàn (to see/meet) is concise and visual in its construction, showing how characters encode meaning.

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Questions about 见

How do you say "to meet" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "to meet" is 见. It is a noun.

How is 见 written in Chinese?

One character (见), six strokes. Ancient form shows two people viewing each other.

How is 见 used in a sentence?

Use 见 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 我明天会见你。 (I will meet you tomorrow.).

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