How to Say ‘Let’ in Simplified Chinese
让
ràng
[ràng]
💬 Usage Tip: 让 can mean 'let' or 'have someone do something': 让我看看 'let me see,' 让他来 'let him come.' The pattern is 让 + person + action.
Phrase Breakdown
让
ràng
[ràng]
to let
Allows or permits someone to do something.
请让我使用遥控器。
Please let me use the remote control.
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