How to Say ‘Arrange a window seat for us’ in Traditional Chinese
幫我們安排靠窗的位子
bāng wǒ men ān pái kào chuāng de wèi zi
[bāng wo men ānpái kào chuāng de wèizi]
💬 Usage Tip: 靠窗 (kào chuāng) literally means "leaning on the window". Swap in another place for other seats: 靠走道的位子 "aisle seat".
Phrase Breakdown
幫我們安排
bāng wǒ men ān pái
arrange for us
This is a polite request meaning 'please arrange for us'.
請幫我們安排房間。
Please arrange a room for us.
Words in this phrase
幫
bāng
[bāng]
to help
To assist someone with a task.
我們已經幫客人預訂座位。
We have already helped guests book seats.
我們
wǒ men
[wo men]
we; us
Refers to the speaker and their group, such as a team or company.
我們很重視新人的想法，所以歡迎提問。
We value new employees’ ideas very much, so questions are welcome.
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.
靠窗的位子
kào chuāng de wèi zi
a seat by the window
靠窗 means 'next to the window'. 位子 means 'seat'; say 子 lightly, in the neutral tone.
我喜歡靠窗的位子。
I like window seats.
Words in this phrase
靠
kào
[kào]
by the side of
Means to lean near or next to something.
我想要靠窗的座位。
I want a seat by the window.
窗
chuāng
[chuāng]
window
An opening in a wall, door, or roof fitted with glass.
這扇窗讓房間很明亮。
This window makes the room very bright.
的
de
[de]
(nominalizing particle)
At the end of 是…的, it turns a description into a noun-like phrase: 'a red one'.
這本書是新的。
This book is new.
位子
wèi zi
[wèizi]
seat
A place for one person to sit.
您的位子有美麗的景色。
Your seat has a beautiful view.
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