How to Say ‘Come on, cheers!’ in Simplified Chinese
来，干杯！
lái gān bēi
[lái gān bēi]
💬 Usage Tip: 来 (lái) at the start isn't "come" here. It works like "come on" or "here we go" to get people doing something together: 来，吃吧 "come on, eat".
Phrase Breakdown
来
lái
[lái]
come on
Said to invite others to do something together.
来，我们吃饭吧。
Come on, let's eat.
干杯
gān bēi
[gān bēi]
cheers
A toast; literally 'dry the cup'.
为友谊干杯！
Cheers to friendship!
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