How to Say ‘Come in’ in Traditional Chinese
進來
jìn lái
[jeen lie]
💬 Usage Tip: [進來] uses [進] "enter" plus [來] "toward here," so it means "come in" toward the speaker. Compare [進去], which means go in away from the speaker.
Phrase Breakdown
進來
jìn lái
[jeen lie]
come in
Used when inviting someone to enter a room, house, or building.
請先進來坐。
Please come in and sit first.
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