How to Say ‘For you; to you’ in Simplified Chinese
给您
gěi nín
[gay neen]
💬 Usage Tip: [给] often means [to/for] before a person: [给您安排] = arrange it for you. You can reuse it with other people too, like [给我留个位置] (save me a seat).
Phrase Breakdown
给
gěi
[gay]
for; to give
Here 给 means 'for' or 'to' someone. In service language, it often introduces an action done for the customer.
我马上给您安排靠窗的座位。
I’ll arrange a window seat for you right away.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A polite form of 'you,' often used with customers, elders, or in formal situations.
现在给您确认一下人数。
Let me confirm the number of guests with you now.
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