How to Say ‘Take the kids’ in Simplified Chinese
送孩子
sòng hái zi
[sòng high dz]
💬 Usage Tip: 送 (sòng) here means taking or seeing someone somewhere. You'll also hear 我送你 "I'll see you out" or "I'll give you a lift".
Phrase Breakdown
送
sòng
[sòng]
to take (someone somewhere); to see off
To go with someone to a place, such as taking a child to school.
爸爸送我去机场。
Dad takes me to the airport.
孩子
hái zi
[high dz]
child; kid
A common word for a child.
这是孩子的护照。
This is the child's passport.
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