How to Say ‘I'll take the tea to him.’ in Simplified Chinese
我把茶叶拿给他。
wǒ bǎ chá yè ná gěi tā
[wo bah cháyè ná gěi tā]
💬 Usage Tip: 把 moves the object before the action: I + 把 + tea + take to him. Try 我把书给你 "I'll give the book to you".
Phrase Breakdown
我把茶叶
wǒ bǎ chá yè
I take the tea
把 (bǎ) moves the object (茶叶, cháyè) before the verb. 我 and 把 are both 3rd tone, so 我 is said in 2nd tone.
我把茶叶放桌上了。
I put the tea on the table.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
我明天有空。
I am free tomorrow.
把
bǎ
[bah]
object marker
Introduces the object before the action in a sentence pattern common in spoken Mandarin.
我今天晚一点把简历发给你。
I’ll send you my resume a bit later today.
茶叶
chá yè
[cháyè]
tea leaves
Dried leaves used to make tea; a common gift for elders in China.
这盒茶叶很香。
This box of tea leaves smells great.
拿给他。
ná gěi tā
bring it to him
拿给 (ná gěi) means 'to hand to' or 'to bring to' someone.
把书拿给他。
Bring the book to him.
Words in this phrase
拿给
ná gěi
[ná gěi]
to hand to; to give to
To take something and pass it to someone.
请把书拿给我。
Please hand the book to me.
他
tā
[tā]
he; him
Third-person pronoun for a male.
他是我的朋友。
He is my friend.
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