快 点 (kuài diǎn) is a helpful phrase to learn, especially if you have a friend who’s always slow or running late. It means “hurry up” and is an essential phrase for everyday conversations in Chinese. In this story, you’ll see how 王明 uses 快 点 repeatedly to try and get his friend 小李 to move faster. As you read, pay attention to how the phrase is used in different situations, and practice saying it aloud. This is a great way to improve your fluency and build confidence as you learn Chinese. By mastering phrases like 快 点, you’ll be able to express yourself more naturally in conversations!
早上,王明 和 小李 要 去 火车站。
“快 点!我们 要 晚 了!” 王明 说.
小李 很 慢, 就 想 吃 早 饭。
“快 点! 火车 快 要 走 了!” 王明 再 说。
路上, 小李 看到 一只 狗。
“好 漂亮! 看 一下!” 小李 说。
“不!快 点!” 王明 说 得 很大。
到 火车站,火车 门 不 开 了 。
“我 说 了 快 点!” 王明 说。
“不好意思, 下次 我们 快 点。” 小李 笑 着 说。
早上,王明 和 小李 要 去 火车站。
In the morning, Wang Ming and Xiao Li are going to the train station.
“快点!我们 要 晚 了!” 王明 说。
“Hurry up! We’re going to be late!” Wang Ming said.
小李 很 慢, 就 想 吃 早饭。
Xiao Li was slow and just wanted to eat breakfast.
“快点! 火车 快 要 走 了!” 王明 再 说。
“Hurry up! The train is about to leave!” Wang Ming said again.
路上, 小李 看到 一只 狗。
On the way, Xiao Li saw a dog.
“好 漂亮! 看 一下!” 小李 说。
“So pretty! Look for a moment!” Xiao Li said.
“不!快点!” 王明 大叫。
“No! Hurry up!” Wang Ming yelled.
到 火车站,火车 门 不开 了。
At the train station, the train doors wouldn’t open.
“我 说 了 快点!” 王明 说。
“I told you to hurry up!” Wang Ming said.
“不好意思, 下次 我们 快点。” 小李 笑着 说。
“Sorry, next time we’ll hurry.” Xiao Li said with a smile.