How to Say ‘Withdraw some cash’ in Simplified Chinese
取点现金
qǔ diǎn xiàn jīn
[qǔ dyen shyen-jin]
💬 Usage Tip: 点 here is short for 一点 "a bit", and it softens the amount. Same pattern: 买点水 "buy some water".
Phrase Breakdown
取
qǔ
[qǔ]
to withdraw; to take
Take out money, e.g. from an ATM.
我去银行取钱。
I'm going to the bank to withdraw money.
点
diǎn
[dyen]
a little; some
Used after verbs like drink or eat to mean a little or some.
我想喝点水。
I want to drink some water.
现金
xiàn jīn
[shyen-jin]
cash
Physical money such as bills and coins.
我今天只带了现金。
I only brought cash today.
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