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How to Say ‘I've already registered it for you.’ in Traditional Chinese

已經幫您登記了。

yǐ jīng bāng nín dēng jì le

[yǐjīng bāng nín dēngjì le]

💬 Usage Tip: 登記 (dēng jì) means writing your booking into their records. It's the usual word staff use for "noted down".

Phrase Breakdown

已經幫您

yǐ jīng bāng nín

already, for you

已經 (yǐjīng) means 'already'. 幫您 (bāng nín) means 'for you', said politely.

Example

已經幫您訂好了。

I've already booked it for you.

Words in this phrase

已經

yǐ jīng

[yǐjīng]

already

Indicates that something has happened before now.

Example

我已經準備好了。

I am already ready.

幫

bāng

[bāng]

to help

To assist someone with a task.

Example

我們已經幫客人預訂座位。

We have already helped guests book seats.

您

nín

[nín]

you (polite)

A polite form to address 'you'.

Example

這是為您準備的。

This is prepared for you.

登記了。

dēng jì le

registered / signed up

登記 (dēngjì) means 'to register' or 'to put someone on a list'. 了 (le) shows the action is done.

Example

我已經登記了。

I have already registered.

Words in this phrase

登記

dēng jì

[dēngjì]

to register; to record

To officially write down information, like a booking.

Example

請在櫃檯登記名字。

Please register your name at the counter.

了

[le]

completed action marker

Indicates an action has been completed.

Example

他已經走了。

He has already left.

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