How to Say ‘Set it up for you in advance’ in Simplified Chinese
提前帮您铺好
tí qián bāng nín pù hǎo
[tíqián bāng neen pūhǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 好 after a verb means the job gets done completely, not "good". So 铺好 is "lay it out ready", and 准备好 means "get fully prepared".
Phrase Breakdown
提前
tí qián
[tíqián]
in advance
Doing something earlier than the set time.
请提前订座。
Please book a seat in advance.
帮您铺好
bāng nín pù hǎo
lay it out for you
帮您 (bāng nín) means 'for you'. 铺好 (pū hǎo) means 'lay out or set up properly', for example a ramp or a mat.
我帮您铺好床。
I'll make the bed for you.
Words in this phrase
帮
bāng
[bāng]
to help (do something for someone)
A verb meaning to help someone or do something on their behalf.
我帮您拿行李。
I'll carry your luggage for you.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.
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.
铺好
pù hǎo
[pūhǎo]
to lay out; set up
To spread or put something in place completely.
地毯已经铺好了。
The carpet has been laid.
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