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How to Say ‘Yes, please take them off.’ in Traditional Chinese

要喔，麻煩脫一下。

yào ō má fán tuō yī xià

[yào oh máfan tuō ee-shyah]

Phrase Breakdown

要喔，

yào ō

Yes, you need to,

要 (yào) here means 'yes, it's needed'. 喔 is a soft, friendly particle.

Example

要喔，記得帶傘。

Yes, remember to bring an umbrella.

Words in this phrase

要

yào

[yào]

need to; have to

Expresses necessity, asking whether something is required.

Example

要排隊嗎？

Do we need to line up?

喔

[oh]

oh; sentence particle

A friendly final particle that softens the tone and sounds warm or casual.

Example

到時候見喔。

See you then.

麻煩脫一下。

má fán tuō yī xià

please take (it) off.

This is a polite request. 脫 means 'to take off', and 一下 is pronounced yíxià.

Example

麻煩脫一下外套。

Please take off your jacket.

Words in this phrase

麻煩

má fán

[máfan]

to trouble; to bother

To cause someone inconvenience.

Example

不要麻煩別人。

Don't bother others.

脫

tuō

[tuō]

to take off

Verb for removing clothing or shoes.

Example

請脫鞋子。

Please take off your shoes.

一下

yī xià

[ee-shyah]

a bit; briefly

一下 softens an action and often means 'for a moment' or 'a little bit.'

Example

我想跟你確認一下時間。

I want to confirm the time with you briefly.

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