How to Say ‘Please step on.’ in Simplified Chinese
请站上去。
qǐng zhàn shǎng qù
[qǐng zhàn shàngqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 上去 (shàng qù) after an action means "up onto" something away from the speaker. Here that is the scale.
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[qǐng]
please
Used to make a request or solicit attention politely.
请坐。
Please sit down.
站上去
zhàn shǎng qù
[zhàn shàngqù]
step up onto
To stand up on something, like a scale.
你站上去看看。
Step up and have a look.
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