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How to Say ‘Then let's go in first.’ in Simplified Chinese

那我们先进去吧。

nà wǒ men xiān jìn qù ba

[nà waw-men shyen jìnqù ba]

💬 Usage Tip: 那 at the start means "well then," moving the conversation along, and 吧 makes it a suggestion: "let's." Try 那我们走吧 "well, let's go then."

Phrase Breakdown

那我们

nà wǒ men

then we / in that case, we

那 (nà) at the start means 'then / in that case'. 我们 (wǒmen) means 'we'. Pause slightly after this part.

Example

那我们走吧。

Then let's go.

Words in this phrase

那

nà

[nà]

then; so

Introduces a follow-up question.

Example

那你呢?

Then what about you?

我们

wǒ men

[waw-men]

we; us

Refers to the speaker and their group; in business, often means the speaker’s team or company.

Example

我们公司的同事都很愿意帮忙。

Our company’s colleagues are all very willing to help.

先进去吧。

xiān jìn qù ba

go in first

先 (xiān) means 'first', 进去 (jìnqu) means 'go in' and 吧 (ba) makes it a suggestion. 去 is light in 进去.

Example

你先进去吧。

You go in first.

Words in this phrase

先

xiān

[shyen]

first

Marks the first recommended step.

Example

在“你可以先找…”里,先说明顺序。

In “You can first approach…”, 先 explains the order.

进去

jìn qù

[jìnqù]

to go in; to enter

Move from outside to inside, away from the speaker.

Example

你先进去吧。

You go in first.

吧

ba

[ba]

(suggestion particle)

Sentence-final particle that softens a suggestion, like 'how about' or 'let's'.

Example

我们走吧。

Let's go.

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