How to Say ‘Take it upstairs’ in Traditional Chinese
拿上去
ná shǎng qù
[ná shàngqù]
💬 Usage Tip: 上去 after an action adds direction: up and away from the speaker. Compare 拿下來 "bring it down here" and 拿過去 "take it over there".
Phrase Breakdown
拿上去
ná shǎng qù
[ná shàngqù]
to take up
To carry something upstairs or upward.
把箱子拿上去。
Take the box upstairs.
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