How to Say ‘Keep hold of your things.’ in Simplified Chinese
东西拿好。
dōng xī ná hǎo
[dong-shee ná how]
Phrase Breakdown
东西
dōng xī
[dong-shee]
thing; item
A very common word for a thing, object, or stuff.
这不是什么贵重的东西。
This is not something valuable.
拿
ná
[ná]
to hold
To take or hold something in hand.
请拿好你的咖啡。
Please hold your coffee well.
好
hǎo
[how]
good; well
A very common adjective meaning good, fine, or okay.
你现在身体好一点了吗？
Is your health a little better now?
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