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How to Say ‘I've filled it out, here you go.’ in Simplified Chinese

填好了,给您。

tián hǎo le gěi nín

[tiánhǎo le gěi neen]

🇨🇳 In China: When you hand over papers at a counter, Chinese people often hold them out with both hands. It's a small gesture of respect that officials notice.

Phrase Breakdown

填好了,

tián hǎo le

(I've) finished filling it in,

填好 (tián hǎo) means 'fill in completely'. Here 好 shows the action is finished properly, and 了 (le) marks completion.

Example

表格填好了。

The form is filled in.

Words in this phrase

填好

tián hǎo

[tiánhǎo]

to finish filling in

To complete filling out a form; 好 shows completion.

Example

表我已经填好了。

I've already filled in the form.

了

le

[le]

change-of-state particle

Used with 快…了 to show something is about to happen.

Example

火车快来了。

The train is about to arrive.

给您。

gěi nín

here you are.

给您 (gěi nín) literally means 'give you'. It is the polite phrase used when handing something over.

Example

这是您的咖啡,给您。

Here's your coffee, here you are.

Words in this phrase

给

gěi

[gěi]

to give

Verb meaning to hand something to someone.

Example

给我一杯水。

Give me a glass of water.

您

nín

[neen]

you (polite)

A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.

Example

很高兴认识您,希望向您多学习。

It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.

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