How to Say ‘I'll bring the flowers myself.’ in Simplified Chinese
花我自己准备
huā wǒ zì jǐ zhǔn bèi
[huā wo zìjǐ zhǔnbèi]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting the topic first, as in 花, then saying who handles it, is very common in Chinese. Swap in: 蛋糕我自己带 "the cake, I'll bring myself".
Phrase Breakdown
花我自己
huā wǒ zì jǐ
the flowers, I myself
花 (huā) is the topic, placed first: 'as for the flowers'. 我自己 (wǒ zìjǐ) means 'I myself'.
饭我自己做。
I'll cook the meal myself.
Words in this phrase
花
huā
[huā]
flower
Blossoms, often given on special occasions.
我买了一些花。
I bought some flowers.
我
wǒ
[wo]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
我明天有空。
I am free tomorrow.
自己
zì jǐ
[zìjǐ]
oneself; by myself
Means doing something personally, without others' help.
他自己去超市了。
He went to the supermarket by himself.
准备
zhǔn bèi
[zhǔnbèi]
to prepare
To arrange or get ready beforehand.
礼物我已经准备好了。
I've already prepared the gift.
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