- 脱衣服 (tuō yī fu) — take off clothes
If you want to say “Take off your clothes”, you can say:
- 脱掉你的衣服！(Tuō diào nǐ de yī fu!) — Take off your clothes!
But depending on the context (funny, playful, serious), people say it in different ways. Let’s look at funny or playful examples!
Funny and Playful Examples:
- 快脱！检查有没有带坏心情！(Kuài tuō! Jiǎn chá yǒu méi yǒu dài huài xīn qíng!)
— Take it off quickly! Let’s check if you’re carrying bad moods! (Silly way to cheer someone up) - 脱衣服，不然不给你吃饭！(Tuō yī fu, bù rán bù gěi nǐ chī fàn!)
— Take off your clothes, or no dinner for you! (Fake threat, joking around) - 气氛太热了，脱一件降降温！(Qì fēn tài rè le, tuō yī jiàn jiàng jiàng wēn!)
— It’s way too hot in here, take something off to cool down! (Playful) - 来，脱一脱，展示一下新年新气象！(Lái, tuō yī tuō, zhǎn shì yī xià xīn nián xīn qì xiàng!)
— Come on, take something off to show your “New Year, new you” vibe! (Joking during celebrations) - 你不脱，我怎么洗？(Nǐ bù tuō, wǒ zěn me xǐ?)
— If you don’t take them off, how can I wash them? (Pretending to be serious about laundry)
✅ More Natural Variations:
- 脱一脱吧！(Tuō yī tuō ba!) — Come on, take it off! (casual, coaxing)
- 该脱了！(Gāi tuō le!) — Time to take it off! (funny, urging)
- 把衣服脱了，咱们比比谁先冷！(Bǎ yī fu tuō le, zán men bǐ bǐ shéi xiān lěng!) — Take off your clothes, let’s see who gets cold first! (playful challenge)
⚙️ Tone Tips:
If you’re joking or being playful, adding “吧 (ba)” softens the sentence, making it more like a suggestion.
Adding “快 (kuài)” makes it more like urging in a funny way.