How to Say ‘Send you there / get you there’ in Traditional Chinese
送你到
sòng nǐ dào
[song nee dao]
💬 Usage Tip: [到] marks the destination after a verb of movement: [送你到飯店] "take you to the hotel," [載你到車站] "drive you to the station."
Phrase Breakdown
送
sòng
[song]
to take; to bring
Used when someone takes another person somewhere.
我可以送你到門口。
I can take you to the entrance.
你到
nǐ dào
you to; take you to
Indicates the destination someone is being taken to.
我送你到車站。
I'll take you to the station.
Words in this phrase
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
Refers to the other person in the conversation.
我先送你到車站。
I'll first take you to the station.
到
dào
[dao]
to; arrive at
Marks the endpoint of movement.
司機會送你到目的地。
The driver will take you to the destination.
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