How to Say ‘Try our best to arrange’ in Traditional Chinese
盡量安排
jǐn liàng ān pái
[jǐnliàng ānpái]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: When staff say 盡量安排, they mean they'll try but can't promise. It's the polite, noncommittal answer to a seating request.
Phrase Breakdown
盡量
jǐn liàng
[jǐnliàng]
as much as possible
To do one's best to achieve something.
請盡量早點來。
Please come as early as possible.
安排
ān pái
[ānpái]
arrange
To plan or organize something in advance.
我幫您安排座位。
I have arranged a seat for you.
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