How to Say ‘Just give them to the staff at the door.’ in Simplified Chinese
给门口的服务员就可以。
gěi mén kǒu de fú wù yuán jiù kě yǐ
[gěi ménkǒu duh fúwùyuán jiù kuh-ee]
Phrase Breakdown
给门口的服务员
gěi mén kǒu de fú wù yuán
give them to the staff member at the entrance
给 means 'give to'. 门口的服务员 means 'the staff at the entrance'.
把钥匙给门口的服务员。
Give the keys to the staff member at the entrance.
Words in this phrase
给
gěi
[gěi]
to give
Verb meaning to hand something over to someone.
把车钥匙给服务员。
Give the car key to the attendant.
门口
mén kǒu
[ménkǒu]
entrance; doorway
The area at the door of a building.
我在门口等你。
I'll wait for you at the entrance.
的
de
[duh]
's; of
A structural particle showing possession or description, like “of” or apostrophe-s in English.
贵公司的团队很年轻。
Your company’s team is very young.
服务员
fú wù yuán
[fúwùyuán]
waiter; attendant
A person serving customers in a restaurant or shop.
服务员，买单。
Waiter, the bill please.
就可以。
jiù kě yǐ
and that's fine
就可以 means 'that will do'. It is similar to 就行.
发微信就可以。
Just send a WeChat message, that's fine.
Words in this phrase
就
jiù
[jiù]
emphasizing, just
Used to emphasize something is precisely or solely so.
这本书根本就不含剑法招式。
This book fundamentally does not include any sword techniques.
可以
kě yǐ
[kuh-ee]
is fine; works
A useful phrase for saying that a time or arrangement is acceptable.
这周找个晚上都可以，我配合你的时间。
Any evening this week works; I can fit your schedule.
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