How to Say ‘You really must take care of your health.’ in Simplified Chinese
可得注意身体啊。
kě dé zhù yì shēn tǐ a
[kě děi joo-ee shun-tee ah]
💬 Usage Tip: In 可得, 得 is read (děi) "must", not (de). 可 adds earnest emphasis, as in 你可得小心 "you really must be careful".
Phrase Breakdown
可得注意
kě dé zhù yì
you really must pay attention
可 adds emphasis. 得 is read děi here and means 'must'. 注意 means 'pay attention to'.
可得注意安全。
You really must stay safe.
Words in this phrase
可
kě
[kě]
(emphasis) really; do
Adverb adding emphasis, often to warnings.
你可别忘了。
Don't you forget.
得
dé
[děi]
must; have to
When read as děi, it means you need to do something. It is common in spoken Chinese.
我得去上班了。
I have to go to work now.
注意
zhù yì
[joo-ee]
to pay attention; to take care
Means to notice, watch for, or take care about something carefully.
请注意这个要求。
Please pay attention to this request.
身体啊。
shēn tǐ a
to your health
身体 means body or health. 啊 adds a warm, caring tone.
多保重身体啊。
Take good care of yourself.
Words in this phrase
身体
shēn tǐ
[shun-tee]
body; health
Can refer to the physical body or someone's general health condition.
我的身体很好。
My health is very good.
啊
a
[ah]
ah; sentence particle
Adds emotion such as surprise, curiosity, or friendliness to a question.
真的啊?我很想了解更多。
Really? I’d really like to learn more.
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