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How to Say ‘I'll order for you’ in Traditional Chinese

我去幫你點

wǒ qù bāng nǐ diǎn

[wo chyoo bahng nee dyen]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This works when you've already asked what they want; saying it too early can sound a bit controlling. In Taiwan, ordering for someone is fine in casual settings, but only after you've checked their preference.

Phrase Breakdown

我去

wǒ qù

Words in this phrase

[wo]

I; me

The speaker refers to themself with this pronoun.

Example

你坐著,我去幫你點。

You stay seated; I'll go order for you.

[chyoo]

to go

Shows the speaker will go and do the action.

Example

你坐著,我去幫你點。

You stay seated; I'll go order for you.

幫你點

bāng nǐ diǎn

Words in this phrase

bāng

[bahng]

to help; on behalf of

Indicates doing something for another person.

Example

你坐著,我去幫你點。

You stay seated; I'll go order for you.

[nee]

you

Refers to the person the speaker is helping.

Example

你坐著,我去幫你點。

You stay seated; I'll go order for you.

diǎn

[dyen]

to order

Used when placing an order for drinks or food.

Example

你坐著,我去幫你點。

You stay seated; I'll go order for you.

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