How to Say ‘To go, please.’ in Simplified Chinese
带走吧。
dài zǒu ba
[dàizǒu bah]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 吧 (ba) to the end turns a bare answer into a relaxed, friendly choice, like "let's go with...". Without it, 带走 alone sounds a bit curt.
Phrase Breakdown
带走
dài zǒu
[dàizǒu]
to take away; to go
Verb meaning to carry something away; used when ordering food or drinks to go.
两个包子，带走。
Two buns, to go.
吧
ba
[bah]
okay; let’s; softening particle
A sentence-ending particle that makes a suggestion or request sound softer.
先订一桌吧。
Let's reserve a table first.
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