How to Say ‘Take the drinks over’ in Traditional Chinese
把飲料拿過去
bǎ yǐn liào ná guò qù
[bǎ yǐn liào ná guòqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 把 puts the object before the verb when you're doing something to it. Compare 把門關上 "close the door".
Phrase Breakdown
把
bǎ
[bǎ]
a measure word or a preposition
Indicates the disposal of something or a measure word for objects with handles.
請把杯子給我。
Please hand me the cup.
飲料
yǐn liào
[yǐn liào]
drink; beverage
Refers to any liquid for drinking, usually excluding water.
請問您需要什麼飲料？
What beverage would you like?
拿過去
ná guò qù
[ná guòqù]
to take over (there)
Carry something to another place.
把杯子拿過去。
Take the cup over there.
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