How to Say ‘Come and pick it up’ in Simplified Chinese
来拿吧
lái ná ba
[lie ná ba]
💬 Usage Tip: 来 (lái) plus another verb means "come and do": 来拿 "come and pick up", 来看 "come and see". Ending with 吧 (ba) softens it into a friendly suggestion rather than an order.
Phrase Breakdown
来
lái
[lie]
to come
A verb meaning “to come,” often used when asking if someone has come to an event before.
你常来这样的行业活动吗？
Do you often come to these kinds of industry events?
拿
ná
[ná]
to take; to carry
To pick up and carry something with the hand.
我去拿杯子。
I'll go get the cups.
吧
ba
[ba]
(suggestion particle)
Sentence-final particle that softens a suggestion, like 'how about' or 'let's'.
我们走吧。
Let's go.
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