How to Say ‘Take back with me’ in Traditional Chinese
帶回去
dài huí qù
[dài huíqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 回去 adds the sense of going back to where you came from, away from the speaker. Swap it for 回來 to mean the opposite: 帶回來 "bring back here".
Phrase Breakdown
帶回去
dài huí qù
[dài huíqù]
to take back (home)
To carry something with you when returning.
我可以把書帶回去嗎？
Can I take the book back with me?
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