"Get In"

[murrayjames]

Hi everyone,

I'm a composer of a piece of music that I expect to premiere in China later this year. The English title is "Get In", as in something a driver might say to his passenger before a wild ride, a general phrase announcing the start of an adventure, etc.

Is there an expression in Chinese that captures the feeling of this? I thought of 请坐, but that feels terribly off. 坐坐吧 is a bit better. Any ideas?

[gato]

Chinese people generally like fancy titles, so a direct translation of "Get In" might get you a puzzled look.

You should try to find some line from an old poem or a literary idiom that suggests the same sense of excitement for your title, like 人间正道是沧桑 or something.

[imron]

上车

[Mouseneb]

Perhaps 请进

(Please come in!)

[Guoke]

请进！

请上座！

欢迎光临！

[gougou]

Second imron's translation; the others have nothing to do with a car.

[imron]

And as we all know, anytime you 上车 in China it can be an adventure

[heifeng]

上车喽!

[paike]

imron 上车

赞

[jetter]

坐

请坐

请上座

茶

上茶

上好茶

[imron]

上茶？

[jetter]

乘坐美妙的音符，开始你的音乐之旅

let's get in！