How to Say ‘I brought everything’ in Traditional Chinese
都帶了
dōu dài le
[dōu dài le]
💬 Usage Tip: 都 (dōu) means "all, both" and always goes before the verb, never after it like English "brought them all". It refers back to the things already mentioned, as in 都買了 "bought them all".
Phrase Breakdown
都
dōu
[dōu]
all
Refers to the entire quantity or extent.
我們都已經準備好了。
We're all ready.
帶
dài
[dài]
to bring; to carry
Verb meaning to take something along with you.
記得帶雨傘。
Remember to bring an umbrella.
了
le
[le]
completed action marker
Indicates an action has been completed.
他已經走了。
He has already left.
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