How to Say ‘I'll get it ready right away.’ in Traditional Chinese
馬上幫你準備。
mǎ shàng bāng nǐ zhǔn bèi
[mah-shahng bahng nee jwen-bay]
💬 Usage Tip: [馬上] goes before the action to mean "right away / in a moment." [幫你準備] is a common service pattern meaning "prepare it for you," with the object often omitted when obvious.
Phrase Breakdown
馬上
mǎ shàng
[mah-shahng]
right away; immediately
Used to say something will happen very soon, often by café staff.
你的摩卡馬上可以做好。
Your mocha can be made right away.
幫你準備
bāng nǐ zhǔn bèi
prepare for you
A polite service expression meaning to get something ready for someone.
我幫你準備好了。
I’ve prepared it for you.
Words in this phrase
幫
bāng
[bahng]
to help; for
Used to express helping someone do something.
我現在幫你加牛奶。
I’ll add milk for you now.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The second-person pronoun used to talk to another person politely or casually.
等一下我拿給你。
I’ll bring it to you in a moment.
準備
zhǔn bèi
[jwen-bay]
to prepare; get ready
Used when staff say they will make or get your order ready.
廚房正在準備早餐，咖啡也一起準備。
The kitchen is preparing breakfast, and the coffee is being prepared too.
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