How to Say ‘Please put the suitcase up here.’ in Simplified Chinese
请把箱子放上来。
qǐng bǎ xiāng zi fàng shàng lái
[qǐng bah xiāngzi fàng shànglái]
💬 Usage Tip: 把 (bǎ) moves the object in front of the verb when you're saying what to do with something: 把护照给我 "give me the passport".
Phrase Breakdown
请把箱子
qǐng bǎ xiāng zi
please (take) the suitcase
请 (please) + 把 (marks the object) + 箱子 (suitcase). 请 and 把 are both third tone, so 请 rises: qíng bǎ xiāngzi.
请把箱子打开。
Please open the suitcase.
Words in this phrase
请
qǐng
[qǐng]
please
Used to make a polite request.
请坐下。
Please sit down.
把
bǎ
[bah]
ba-construction marker
Used before the object that is being changed, moved, or handled in a sentence pattern.
把奶茶改成无糖茶更合适。
Changing milk tea to unsweetened tea is more suitable.
箱子
xiāng zi
[xiāngzi]
suitcase; box
A case or box for carrying things.
我的箱子很大。
My suitcase is big.
放上来。
fàng shàng lái
put it up here
放 (put) + 上来 (up toward the speaker). 上 is falling and 来 is light: fàng shànglai.
把书放上来。
Put the book up here.
Words in this phrase
放上来
fàng shàng lái
[fàng shànglái]
to put up here
Verb plus direction: place something up onto a surface toward the speaker.
把包放上来吧。
Put the bag up here.
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