How to Say ‘For you / on your behalf’ in Traditional Chinese
為您
wèi nín
[way neen]
💬 Usage Tip: [為您] is a polite service-style way to say "for you" or "on your behalf." You'll often hear it in staff language like [為您安排] or [為您確認].
Phrase Breakdown
為
wèi
[way]
for; on behalf of
A formal and polite word meaning 'for' someone, often used in customer service.
我們可以為您準備生日小卡片。
We can prepare a small birthday card for you.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you' used in formal or polite customer service situations.
我們已經為您加上慶生備註。
We have already added a birthday celebration note for you.
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