How to Say ‘To bring; to take (along)’ in Simplified Chinese
带
💬 Usage Tip: [带] = bring/take along. Pattern: [带 + 东西], e.g., [带水果], [带礼物].
🇨🇳 In China: When visiting during Spring Festival, bringing something small is thoughtful—fruit and snacks are common.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
带
[dài]
to bring; to carry; to take along
Verb used when you bring something with you (to visit family during Chinese New Year, you might 带礼物/带水果).
过年去拜年，我带一点水果。
When visiting for New Year greetings, I bring a little fruit.
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