How to Say ‘For my family’ in Traditional Chinese
幫家人
bāng jiā rén
[bang jyah ren]
💬 Usage Tip: [幫 + person] often means "for" or "on behalf of" someone: [幫家人], [幫公司], [幫朋友]. Then add the action after it, like [幫家人訂位].
Phrase Breakdown
幫
bāng
[bang]
to help; for someone
Often used when doing something on behalf of another person, such as making a reservation for family.
我想幫家人安排一間安靜的包廂。
I want to arrange a quiet private room for my family.
家人
jiā rén
[jyah ren]
family; family members
Refers to one's relatives or household members; common in reservation contexts for family meals.
今天我要幫家人訂母親節聚餐。
Today I need to book a Mother's Day group meal for my family.
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