How to Say ‘Server’ in Traditional Chinese
服務生
fú wù shēng
[fúwùshēng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: In Taiwan, 服務生 (fú wù shēng) is the standard word for a server. To call one over, people usually say 不好意思 "excuse me" rather than using the title.
Phrase Breakdown
服務生
fú wù shēng
[fúwùshēng]
waiter; server
A person who serves customers in a restaurant.
服務生很親切。
The waiter is very friendly.
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