How to Say ‘Carry the drinks over’ in Simplified Chinese
把酒端过去
bǎ jiǔ duān guò qù
[bah jiu duān guòqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 把 moves the object in front of the verb when you're doing something to it. 端 (duān) means carrying something steadily with your hands, like a drink or a bowl, and 过去 "over there" shows the direction.
Phrase Breakdown
把酒
bǎ jiǔ
the drinks (as object)
把 moves the object, 酒, before the verb. Two 3rd tones together, so 把 sounds like bá: bá jiǔ.
把酒给我。
Give me the drink.
Words in this phrase
把
bǎ
[bah]
object marker
Introduces the object before the action in a sentence pattern common in spoken Mandarin.
我今天晚一点把简历发给你。
I’ll send you my resume a bit later today.
酒
jiǔ
[jiu]
alcohol
A distilled drink or fermented beverage that contains alcohol.
这酒很贵。
This alcohol is very expensive.
端过去
duān guò qù
[duān guòqù]
to carry over (with hands)
To carry something level, like a drink or plate, over to another place.
他把菜端过去了。
He carried the dish over.
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