How to Say ‘Help out proactively’ in Traditional Chinese
主動幫忙
zhǔ dòng bāng máng
[joo-dong bahng-mang]
💬 Usage Tip: Put [主動] before a verb to say someone takes initiative: [主動幫忙], [主動詢問], [主動分享]. This pattern comes up a lot in interviews and company culture talk.
Phrase Breakdown
主動
zhǔ dòng
[joo-dong]
to take initiative; proactive
Shows willingness to act first, especially in teamwork.
這裡的員工很主動幫忙，不會只顧自己的工作。
Employees here proactively help and do not only focus on their own work.
幫忙
bāng máng
[bahng-mang]
to help; to lend a hand
Used for offering support to others in a practical way.
新人遇到困難時，大家都會主動幫忙。
When newcomers face difficulties, everyone will proactively help.
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