How to Say ‘Sorry to bother you’ in Traditional Chinese
打擾了
dǎ rǎo le
[dah-rao le]
💬 Usage Tip: The 了 in 打擾了 (dǎ rǎo le) is said lightly with no tone.
Phrase Breakdown
打擾
dǎ rǎo
[dah-rao]
to bother; to disturb; to trouble someone politely
A polite word often used when visiting someone, asking for help, or interrupting. In Taiwan, it is commonly said to show courtesy.
今天來打擾您了，真不好意思。
I’ve come to bother you today; I’m really sorry about that.
了
le
[le]
completed action marker
Indicates an action has been completed.
他已經走了。
He has already left.
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