How to Say ‘Come on in!’ in Simplified Chinese
快进来！
kuài jìn lái
[kwye jìnlái]
💬 Usage Tip: 快 (kuài) "quick" in front of an invitation doesn't really mean hurry. It makes the invitation warm and eager, as in 快坐 "come sit down" and 快吃 "go ahead and eat".
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kwye]
fast; quick
Describes doing something at a higher speed.
请你走快一点。
Please walk a little faster.
进来
jìn lái
[jìnlái]
to come in
Verb meaning to enter toward the speaker; used to invite guests inside.
请进来坐。
Please come in and sit.
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