How to Say ‘Hurry back.’ in Simplified Chinese
快点儿回来啊。
kuài diǎn ér huí lái a
[kuài diǎnr huílái a]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 啊 at the end softens the request into a friendly nudge. Without it, 快点儿回来 can sound like a curt order.
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kuài]
quickly; hurry
Used before a verb to urge someone to do something right away.
快吃饭吧。
Hurry and eat.
点儿
diǎn ér
[diǎnr]
a little; a bit
Added after an adjective to soften a request or suggestion; common in northern Chinese.
请快点儿。
Please be a bit quicker.
回来
huí lái
[huílái]
to come back
To return to where the speaker is.
他马上回来。
He'll be right back.
啊
a
[a]
softening particle (friendly reminder)
Placed at the end of a request to make it sound warm and caring rather than commanding.
路上小心啊。
Be careful on the way.
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