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How to Say ‘Here's your eight, take it.’ in Simplified Chinese

找您八块,拿好。

zhǎo nín bā kuài ná hǎo

[zhǎo neen ba kwy ná hǎo]

Phrase Breakdown

找您八块,

zhǎo nín bā kuài

Here's eight yuan in change,

This is a set phrase for giving change. The third-tone zhǎo is followed by second-tone nín.

Example

找您三块。

Here's three yuan in change.

Words in this phrase

找

zhǎo

[zhǎo]

to give change

Used for returning change to someone after payment.

Example

我找你十块钱。

Here's ten yuan change for you.

您

nín

[neen]

you (polite)

A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.

Example

很高兴认识您,希望向您多学习。

It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.

八

bā

[ba]

eight

The number 8.

Example

今天晚上八点有空位。

There is an available spot at eight o'clock tonight.

块

kuài

[kwy]

kuai; yuan (informal measure of money)

A common spoken word for Chinese currency units.

Example

这杯咖啡二十块,不贵。

This coffee is 20 kuai, not expensive.

拿好。

ná hǎo

hold on to it.

拿好 (ná hǎo) means 'take it and hold it securely'. It is a friendly reminder. Ná rises and hǎo dips.

Example

您的票,拿好。

Your ticket, keep it safe.

Words in this phrase

拿好

ná hǎo

[ná hǎo]

hold on to it; take it safely

Said when handing something over, meaning keep it secure.

Example

这是您的票,拿好。

Here's your ticket, keep it safe.

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