How to Say ‘Go over there’ in Simplified Chinese
去那边
qù nà biān
[chyoo nah-byen]
💬 Usage Tip: [那边] means "over there," and [去那边] is a very common direction pattern: [去] + place. You can swap in other places, like [去二楼] "go to the second floor."
Phrase Breakdown
去
qù
[chyoo]
to go
A basic verb used for moving to another place.
请先去那边。
Please go over there first.
那边
nà biān
[nah-byen]
over there
Refers to a place away from both speaker and listener, or simply a pointed-out location.
医生说去那边等一下。
The doctor said to wait over there for a moment.
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