How to Say ‘Please come this way.’ in Traditional Chinese
這邊請。
zhè biān qǐng
[juh byen cheeng]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Staff say this constantly when guiding you to a seat, counter, or pickup area. It's polite but routine, so you usually just follow rather than answer.
Phrase Breakdown
這邊
zhè biān
[juh byen]
this way; here
Used by staff to indicate a direction or seating area.
請往這邊走，這邊請。
Please walk this way, right over here.
請
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
A polite word used when inviting, asking, or directing someone to do something.
請坐，這邊請。
Please sit, this way please.
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