How to Say ‘Make it for you’ in Traditional Chinese
幫你做
bāng nǐ zuò
[bahng nee dzwaw]
💬 Usage Tip: [幫] before a person means doing something for them: [幫你做] = make it for you. You can reuse it in service situations like [幫我加燕麥奶] (Please add oat milk for me).
Phrase Breakdown
幫
bāng
[bahng]
help; do for someone
A verb meaning to help or do something on someone’s behalf, common when staff offer to prepare a drink for you.
如果你不能喝牛奶，我可以幫你換成豆奶。
If you can’t drink milk, I can help you change it to soy milk.
你
nǐ
[nee]
you
The informal singular 'you,' used when speaking directly to the customer or another person.
我可以幫你改成無糖的。
I can help you change it to sugar-free.
做
zuò
[dzwaw]
make; prepare; do
A common verb for making or preparing something, such as a coffee drink.
我們可以做一杯無乳糖的拿鐵。
We can make a lactose-free latte.
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