快点(儿)

kuài diǎn
HSK 2

Basic Meaning

This is a common spoken phrase used to urge someone to act or move faster. It is an imperative and can sound casual or direct depending on tone. Use it only when appropriate, as it can be impolite if overused with strangers or superiors.
Hurry up; quicker; more quickly.
快一点。催促对方动作加快。
Sentences:
  1. 我(wǒ)们(men)快(kuài)迟(chí)到(dào)了(le)，你(nǐ)快(kuài)点(diǎn)！
    We're going to be late, hurry up!
  2. 妈(mā)妈(ma)对(duì)我(wǒ)说(shuō)：“吃(fàn)饭(kuài)快(diǎn)点，(bié)别(wán)玩(le)了。
    Mom said to me: "Hurry up and eat, stop playing."
  3. 快(kuài)点(diǎn)吧(ba)，电(diàn)影(yǐng)要(yào)开(kāi)始(shǐ)了(le)。
    Come on, hurry up, the movie is about to start.

Characters Breakdown

HSK 1
kuài快

fast; quick; rapid

HSK 1
diǎn点

point; dot; spot