How to Say ‘Wait for you all to come’ in Traditional Chinese
等您們來
děng nín men lái
[dung neen-men lai]
💬 Usage Tip: [等您們來] is a polite way to mean [we'll be expecting you], not literally just standing there waiting. [您們] is the respectful plural of [你].
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: This kind of phrasing is common in reservation confirmations and sounds warm but professional in Taiwan. In everyday conversation outside service situations, people would usually say something more direct.
Phrase Breakdown
等
děng
[dung]
to wait for
A verb meaning to wait for someone to arrive or to be ready for them.
我們會在門口等您們來。
We will wait for you at the entrance.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful way to say 'you all' when speaking to guests or customers.
餐廳已經準備好位子，等您們來。
The restaurant has already prepared the seats and is waiting for you to come.
來
lái
[lai]
to come
A common verb meaning to come or arrive at a place.
我們會等您們來用餐。
We will wait for you to come dine with us.
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