How to Say ‘Arrange a seat’ in Simplified Chinese
安排位子
ān pái wèi zi
[an-pie way-dzuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [安排] is often followed directly by what gets assigned: [安排位子], [安排包间], [安排靠窗的位子]. It's a practical service phrase more than a formal 'arrange'.
Phrase Breakdown
安排
ān pái
[an-pie]
arrange; assign
In restaurants, often means to assign or prepare seating.
服务员会安排位子。
The server will arrange the seating.
位子
wèi zi
[way-dzuh]
seat; spot
Refers to the place where a guest sits.
他们已经安排位子了。
They have already arranged the seats.
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