How to Say ‘Then I'll trouble you with it.’ in Traditional Chinese
那就麻煩你了。
nà jiù má fán nǐ le
[nà jiù mah-fahn nǐ le]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This is the gracious way to finally accept help after declining once. It acknowledges the effort the other person is making, so it lands as polite rather than demanding.
Phrase Breakdown
那就
nà jiù
then / in that case
那就 (nà jiù) links to what was just said, meaning 'well then'.
那就明天見吧。
Then see you tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
那
nà
[nà]
then; in that case
Used at the start to mean 'well then'.
那我們走吧。
Then let's go.
就
jiù
[jiù]
then
Used to introduce a logical sense of consideration or solution.
就讓事情順其自然吧。
Then let things take their natural course.
麻煩你了。
má fán nǐ le
sorry to trouble you / thanks for your help
麻煩 (máfan) means 'to trouble'. 麻煩你了 is a polite thanks for a favor. 了 is neutral tone (le).
這件事麻煩你了。
Thanks for taking care of this.
Words in this phrase
麻煩
má fán
[mah-fahn]
to trouble; thank you for your help
A polite expression used when asking someone to do something or thanking them for the inconvenience.
幫我安排戶外座位,麻煩您了。
Please help me arrange outdoor seating; thank you for your help.
你
nǐ
[nǐ]
you
Refers to the person being spoken to.
你今天看起來很高興。
You look happy today.
了
le
[le]
particle
A particle indicating a change of state or situation.
他走了。
He has left.
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