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How to Say ‘You come too!’ in Simplified Chinese

你也来吧！

nǐ yě lái ba

[nee yeh lie ba]

💬 Usage Tip: Putting 吧 (ba) at the end of a sentence softens it into a friendly suggestion or invitation rather than an order.

Phrase Breakdown

你也

nǐ yě

you also

也 (yě) means 'also'. Two third tones in a row, so 你 becomes rising: ní yě.

Example

你也是学生吗？

Are you also a student?

Words in this phrase

你

nǐ

[nee]

you

A common singular pronoun meaning 'you.' It is polite and neutral in everyday speech.

Example

你好吗？

How are you?

也

yě

[yeh]

also; too

Adds the meaning of 'also' or 'too' to connect similar ideas.

Example

我也想去。

I also want to go.

来吧！

lái ba

come!

来 (lái) means 'come'. 吧 (ba) makes it a friendly invitation or suggestion.

Example

快来吧！

Come quickly!

Words in this phrase

来

lái

[lie]

to come

A verb meaning “to come,” often used when asking if someone has come to an event before.

Example

你常来这样的行业活动吗？

Do you often come to these kinds of industry events?

吧

[ba]

suggestion particle

A particle used to make suggestions or soften commands.

Example

我们现在出发吧。

Let's set off now, okay?

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