How to Say ‘Remember to take your things.’ in Traditional Chinese
東西記得帶喔。
dōng xī jì dé dài ō
[doong-shee jee-duh dye oh]
💬 Usage Tip: 記得 (jì de) "remember to" goes before an action as a friendly reminder. Try 記得拿收據 "remember to take the receipt".
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.
記得帶喔。
jì dé dài ō
remember to take (them)
記得 (jìde) means 'remember' and 帶 (dài) means 'to take along'. 喔 (o) is a friendly reminder particle common in Taiwan.
雨傘記得帶喔。
Remember to take your umbrella.
Words in this phrase
記得
jì dé
[jee-duh]
remember; don't forget
Used to remind someone to keep something in mind or not forget to do it.
你要記得早點休息。
You should remember to rest early.
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.
喔
ō
[oh]
oh; sentence-softening particle
Adds a friendly, relaxed tone to responses like 好喔.
可以做熱的喔。
We can make it hot, okay.
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