How to Say ‘You all came’ in Simplified Chinese
你们来了
nǐ men lái le
[nee men lie luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [来了] after a place or situation often just means "came/arrived," with [了] showing the new situation. You'll hear the same shape in [你来了] and [他们来了].
Phrase Breakdown
你们
nǐ men
[nee men]
you (plural)
你们 refers to more than one person, such as a couple visiting together.
你们来了，快进来吧。
You’re here; come in quickly.
来
lái
[lie]
come
来 means 'to come' toward the speaker or destination.
你们来了，我很高兴。
You came, and I'm very happy.
了
le
[luh]
completed action particle
了 shows that the action has happened, here meaning 'have come' or 'came.'
你们来了，家里热闹多了。
Now that you’ve come, the home is much livelier.
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