How to Say ‘Get some rest early’ in Traditional Chinese
早點休息
zǎo diǎn xiū xī
[zǎodiǎn xiūxí]
💬 Usage Tip: 點 after an adjective means "a bit more." So 早點 is "a bit earlier," 快點 (kuài diǎn) is "hurry up a bit," and 多吃點 means "eat a bit more."
Phrase Breakdown
早點
zǎo diǎn
[zǎodiǎn]
a bit earlier
Earlier than usual; often used in advice.
明天早點出門。
Leave a bit earlier tomorrow.
休息
xiū xī
[xiūxí]
to rest; break
To take a break.
我們休息一下吧。
Let's take a short break.
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