How to Say ‘Take your things with you.’ in Traditional Chinese
東西帶好。
dōng xī dài hǎo
[doong-shee dye hǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting a verb with 好 after it means "do it properly". 東西帶好 is "have your things properly with you", and 坐好 means "sit properly".
Phrase Breakdown
東西
dōng xī
[doong-shee]
things; stuff
A casual, general word for items or things, often used for gifts in daily speech.
你每次來都帶東西，真的太客氣了。
Every time you come, you bring things; you're really too polite.
帶
dài
[dye]
bring; take along
Used when telling someone to carry or take something with them.
出門前記得帶雨傘。
Remember to bring an umbrella before going out.
好
hǎo
[hǎo]
properly; completely (result)
After a verb, shows the action is done well.
準備好了嗎？
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