How to Say ‘I'll arrange it for four people.’ in Traditional Chinese
幫您安排四位。
bāng nín ān pái sì wèi
[bahng neen ahn pie suh way]
Phrase Breakdown
幫您安排
bāng nín ān pái
to arrange for you; to make arrangements for you
Polite service language used by staff.
我幫您安排座位。
I'll arrange a seat for you.
Words in this phrase
幫
bāng
[bahng]
to help; to do for someone
幫 means to help by taking action for someone, such as making a reservation or adjusting seating.
我先幫您安排四位，等等再確認時間。
I’ll first help arrange for four people, then confirm the time later.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
您 is the respectful way to say you, especially appropriate in customer service and restaurant situations.
我們先幫您安排四位的座位。
We’ll first arrange seating for four for you.
安排
ān pái
[ahn pie]
to arrange; to set up
安排 is used when staff organize tables, seating, or requests for guests.
餐廳可以安排四位坐同一桌。
The restaurant can arrange for four people to sit at the same table.
四位
sì wèi
four people; four guests
Used to say the reservation is for four people.
我們是四位。
There are four of us.
Words in this phrase
四
sì
[suh]
four
四 is used here to indicate the number of diners in the reservation.
幫您安排四位，沒有問題。
We’ll arrange for four people for you, no problem.
位
wèi
[way]
measure word for people; seat/person
位 politely counts people in reservations, similar to saying party of ... in English.
今天幫您安排四位，請往這邊走。
Today we’ve arranged for four people for you; please come this way.
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