dai6 ji6 jat6第二日
Jyutpingdai6 ji6 jat6
Yaledaih yih yaht
Definition
The second day, the next day, or another day in the future.
- the second day; the next day
- another day; some other time
colloquialtime
How it's used
Functions as both a specific reference to the following day and a vague way to defer plans. When used to mean another day, it often carries a polite but dismissive tone, implying that the speaker is not interested in doing something right now. It is far more common in daily speech than the formal term 翌日.
Examples
Let's talk another day, I am very busy right now.
Related words
Common phrases
the next morning
Common mistake
Avoid using this to mean two days later, as it specifically refers to the next day or an unspecified future date. If you mean two days after today, use 後日 instead.
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