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How to Say ‘Don't forget the milk tea!’ in Simplified Chinese

别忘了奶茶啊！

bié wàng le nǎi chá a

[byeh wàng luh nǎichá ah]

💬 Usage Tip: Put 别 before an action to mean "don't": 别走 "don't go". The 啊 at the end softens it into a friendly nudge.

Phrase Breakdown

别忘了

bié wàng le

don't forget

别 (bié) means 'don't', and 忘了 (wàng le) means 'forget'. 了 is a light neutral tone.

Example

别忘了带钥匙。

Don't forget to bring your keys.

Words in this phrase

别

bié

[byeh]

don't; do not

Used to tell someone not to do something in a direct but common way.

Example

别担心，你一定能找到机会。

Don't worry, you will definitely find an opportunity.

忘

wàng

[wàng]

to forget

To fail to remember something.

Example

我忘带钥匙了。

I forgot to bring my keys.

了

[luh]

completed action marker

Shows that an action has happened or a new situation has occurred.

Example

我想了很久，还是决定联系你。

I thought about it for a long time and still decided to contact you.

奶茶啊！

nǎi chá a

the milk tea!

啊 (a) at the end adds friendly emphasis or a reminder tone. Say it lightly after 奶茶 (nǎichá).

Example

好好吃饭啊！

Make sure you eat well!

Words in this phrase

奶茶

nǎi chá

[nǎichá]

milk tea

A sweet tea drink with milk, often bubble tea.

Example

她每天喝一杯奶茶。

She drinks a cup of milk tea every day.

啊

[ah]

ah; particle for tone or emotion

Adds a natural spoken tone of surprise in a question.

Example

真的啊？我太意外了。

Really? I’m so surprised.

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