How to Say ‘For you; for your service’ in Simplified Chinese
为您
wèi nín
[way neen]
💬 Usage Tip: [为您] is a polite service expression meaning "for you," with respectful [您] instead of [你]. In everyday speech people more often say [给您], but [为您] sounds especially formal and customer-facing.
Phrase Breakdown
为
wèi
[way]
for; on behalf of
Often used in service language to mean doing something for someone.
我们可以为您安排靠窗的位置。
We can arrange a window-side seat for you.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you' used by staff when speaking to guests.
我们已经为您留好了那一桌。
We have already saved that table for you.
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