How to Say ‘Make it hot’ in Simplified Chinese
来热的。
lái rè de
[lie ruh duh]
💬 Usage Tip: [来 + adjective + 的] is a handy shortcut when the thing is obvious from context: [来热的], [来大的]. It's very natural in ordering and buying situations.
Phrase Breakdown
来
lái
[lie]
to have; to get
In ordering food or drinks, 来 can mean 'I’ll have' or 'bring me'.
我来热的。
I’ll have the hot one.
热的
rè de
hot one; hot (version)
Refers to the hot version of a drink or food item.
我要热的。
I want the hot one.
Words in this phrase
热
rè
[ruh]
hot; warm
Describes something hot, such as hot coffee or hot water.
来热的。
Hot, please.
的
de
[duh]
-one; descriptive marker
A particle that turns an adjective into something like 'the ... one' or marks description.
来热的。
I’ll have the hot one.
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