How to Say ‘Bring elders’ in Traditional Chinese
帶長輩來
dài zhǎng bèi lái
[dye jahng-bay lie]
Phrase Breakdown
帶
dài
[dye]
bring; take along
Means to bring someone with you to a place.
如果要帶長輩來，最好先確認停車方式。
If you plan to bring elders here, it's best to confirm the parking arrangement first.
長輩
zhǎng bèi
[jahng-bay]
elders; senior family members
A respectful word for older family members or elders.
帶長輩來吃飯時，我會特別注意停車是否方便。
When bringing elders to eat here, I pay special attention to whether parking is convenient.
來
lái
[lie]
come
Used here to mean coming to the restaurant.
很多人帶長輩來用餐時，會先問有沒有代客泊車。
When many people bring elders to dine, they first ask whether there is valet parking.
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