How to Say ‘Wait for you all’ in Traditional Chinese
等您們
děng nín men
[dung neen-men]
💬 Usage Tip: [您們] is the polite plural "you all," used when speaking respectfully to more than one person. In Taiwan service speech, it's normal when addressing a group reservation or a family.
Phrase Breakdown
等
děng
[dung]
to wait for
Means to wait for someone. In restaurant language, it sounds welcoming and polite.
我們會在門口等您們。
We will wait for you at the entrance.
您們
nín men
[neen-men]
you (plural, polite)
A respectful plural form of you, used when speaking to more than one guest.
今晚我們等您們來用餐。
Tonight we are waiting for you all to come dine.
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