How to Say ‘Get some rest early’ in Simplified Chinese
早点休息
zǎo diǎn xiū xī
[zǎodiǎn xiūxi]
🇨🇳 In China: This is the standard caring way to end a late-night chat, much like "get some sleep". It closes the conversation warmly without feeling abrupt.
Phrase Breakdown
早点
zǎo diǎn
[zǎodiǎn]
a bit earlier; early
Used to urge someone to do something earlier than usual, often as a caring reminder.
你明天早点来。
Come a bit earlier tomorrow.
休息
xiū xī
[xiūxi]
to rest
To relax or take a break to recover energy.
你累了，休息一下吧。
You're tired, take a rest.
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