How to Say ‘Let me; make me’ in Traditional Chinese
讓我
ràng wǒ
[rahng waw]
💬 Usage Tip: [讓我] can mean either "let me" or "make me," so the words after it tell you which one. Compare [讓我看看] = "let me take a look" and [讓我很開心] = "makes me happy."
Phrase Breakdown
讓
ràng
[rahng]
to let; to make
Often used to mean causing someone to feel a certain way or allowing something to happen.
你這麼貼心，真的讓我很放鬆。
You’re so thoughtful; it really makes me feel relaxed.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me; I
The first-person pronoun, used for yourself.
讓我先幫你拿飲料。
Let me help you carry the drink first.
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