How to Say ‘Hand it over; give it here’ in Simplified Chinese
拿来
ná lái
[nah-lie]
💬 Usage Tip: [拿来] literally means "bring here" or "hand over," and it often sounds direct and playful in short exclamations. You can reuse it with objects: [手机拿来] = "hand me the phone."
Phrase Breakdown
拿来
ná lái
[nah-lie]
bring it here; hand it over
A direct phrase meaning “bring (it) here.” In New Year joking, kids may say 红包拿来 to tease adults for a red envelope.
别忘了红包拿来，我可是来拜年的！
Don’t forget—hand over the red envelope; I’m here to pay New Year’s greetings!
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