How to Say ‘I just got home.’ in Simplified Chinese
刚到家。
gāng dào jiā
[gahng dao jyah]
💬 Usage Tip: Chinese happily drops 我 when it's obvious who you mean, so 刚到家 alone is a complete reply. Put 刚 (gāng) before any action to mean "just did it": 刚起床 "just got up".
Phrase Breakdown
刚
gāng
[gahng]
just; just now
Shows that something happened a short time ago.
我们刚到家，你们就来了。
We just got home, and then you arrived.
到
dào
[dao]
to arrive; to reach
Used to talk about arriving at a place or arriving at a certain time.
我们六点半到。
We will arrive at six thirty.
家
jiā
[jyah]
home; family
Means home or family; after a pronoun it often means someone's household.
我们家今天看球很热闹。
Our home is very lively watching the match today.
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