How to Say ‘Walk carefully’ in Simplified Chinese
慢点走
màn diǎn zǒu
[mahn-dyen dzoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [慢点走] is literally [walk a bit slower], but in real use it often means [take care] or [go carefully]. Chinese often uses a simple action phrase this way instead of a separate word for [carefully].
Phrase Breakdown
慢点
màn diǎn
[mahn-dyen]
go slower; walk slowly
A set phrase telling someone to move or walk more slowly.
下车以后慢点走，小心车。
After getting out, walk slowly and watch out for cars.
走
zǒu
[dzoh]
walk; go; move
Means to go or walk; in this phrase it means to walk away slowly.
老人下车后慢点走。
After the elderly person gets out, walk slowly.
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