How to Say ‘Come in.’ in Traditional Chinese
快進來。
kuài jìn lái
[kwai jeen-lie]
💬 Usage Tip: [快] before a verb often means "come on, go ahead and..." rather than true speed: [快進來], [快坐], [快吃]. [進來] uses [來] because the movement is toward the speaker.
Phrase Breakdown
快
kuài
[kwai]
quickly; come on
Used to urge someone warmly or politely to do something soon.
外面很熱，快進來。
It’s very hot outside, come in quickly.
進來
jìn lái
[jeen-lie]
come in
Means to enter toward the speaker, often used when welcoming guests.
阿姨說：「快進來。」
Auntie said, “Come in quickly.”
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