How to Say ‘Come in and sit down.’ in Simplified Chinese
快进来坐。
kuài jìn lái zuò
[kuài jìnlái dzwo]
💬 Usage Tip: 快 (kuài) "quick" before a request doesn't mean hurry. It adds warmth and eagerness, as in 快吃吧 "go ahead and eat".
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kuài]
quickly; hurry
Used before a verb to urge someone to do something right away.
快吃饭吧。
Hurry and eat.
进来
jìn lái
[jìnlái]
to come in
Directional verb: to enter toward the speaker.
请进来。
Please come in.
坐
zuò
[dzwo]
to sit
坐 means to sit, and in restaurant context it often refers to where you want to be seated.
我想坐靠窗的位置。
I want to sit in a window-side seat.
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