How to Say ‘Have arranged it’ in Simplified Chinese
安排好了
ān pái hǎo le
[ahn-pie-haow luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [好] after a verb often shows the action has been completed successfully: [安排好了] = "arranged and done." This pattern is very common in service situations, like [订好了] or [准备好了].
Phrase Breakdown
安排好
ān pái hǎo
[ahn-pie-haow]
to arrange properly; to have arranged
Means to organize or set something up successfully, often in service situations.
我们已经安排好靠窗的位置了。
We have already arranged the window-side seat.
了
le
[luh]
sentence particle
Here it shows completion: the arrangement has been finished.
位置安排好了，您放心。
The seating has been arranged, please don't worry.
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