How to Say ‘Bring enough’ in Simplified Chinese
带足够的
💬 Usage Tip: Suggests a quantity is insufficient or needs reassessment.
🇨🇳 In China: Planning ahead is often necessary in daily Chinese life, where exact amounts are important.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
带
[dài]
bring enough
To carry a sufficient amount of something.
确保带足够的现金。
Make sure to bring enough cash.
足够
[zú gòu]
enough, sufficient
An adequate amount for the intended purpose.
请带足够的零钱。
Please bring enough change.
的
[de]
of
Used to indicate possession or association.
这是我的朋友带足够的东西。
This is my friend who brought enough things.
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