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How to Say ‘Let's go.’ in Traditional Chinese

我們走吧。

wǒ men zǒu ba

[waw-men dzoh bah]

💬 Usage Tip: [我們走吧。] literally is "we go + [吧]," where [吧] makes it a suggestion rather than a plain statement. This is a very common way to say "let's …" in Chinese.

Phrase Breakdown

我們

wǒ men

[waw-men]

we; us

A pronoun meaning we or us. In this sentence, it includes the speaker and listener together.

Example

我們走吧,已經開始登機了。

Let's go, boarding has already started.

走吧

zǒu ba

let’s go; go on

A casual invitation or suggestion to leave or start moving.

Example

走吧,我們回家。

Let’s go, we’re going home.

Words in this phrase

zǒu

[dzoh]

go; leave; walk

A verb meaning to go or leave. Here it suggests heading out together.

Example

我們走吧,不要遲到了。

Let's go, don't be late.

ba

[bah]

sentence-final particle suggesting action

A soft ending particle used for suggestions. Here it makes the sentence sound like 'let's go.'

Example

登機門開了,我們走吧。

The gate is open, let's go.

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