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How do you politely call over a waiter? : r ChineseLanguage - Reddit if you want to order, just raise your hand and say”你好，点单“，and other services just say "你好，有人吗” means "anyone can help me?" You can do it, but they will probably feel strange I felt that the normal way people call waiters is very rude and impolite But later on I realized that calling or saying the obvious is rooted in the country culture
How to Order Food in Chinese at a Restaurant In China, to call a waiter waitress over, you can literally just say 服务员, which means “service person” Some people do use the word 帅哥 (Shuài gē) handsome guy for waiters or 美女 （Měi nǚ）pretty girls for waitresses
How do you call those servants in the restaurants? Usually, we call them 服 (fú)务 (wù)员 (yuán) When paying the bill, we say “服务员，买单 (fú wù yuán mǎi dān) ” Remember not to call them 小姐 (xiǎo jiě) In earlier days, we called those female servants in the restaurants 小姐 (xiǎo jiě) Nowadays, people seldom do this because it has become a derogatory term
Can I have some Taiwan restaurant sentences? - Reddit Anyways, there's only a limited number of things to say (what to call a waiter, "where do I pay?", "table for 3, please" and the other things commonly said or heard) can people who know what they're doing post a few below
Guide: How to Say “Waiter” in Mandarin Chinese The most common and widely understood term for “waiter” in Mandarin Chinese is “服务员” (fú wù yuán) This term is appropriate for use in any formal setting, such as restaurants, hotels, or even when addressing servers on airplanes
How to call a waiter in different countries in Asia If you need to summon your waiter, you need to make a gesture with your hand, a gentle wave All Chinese textbooks teach foreigners to call their waitresses by saying xiaojie (小姐), which technically means “miss” but we wouldn’t advise you to do so
Chinese Restaurant Words 中國餐廳的話 - China Grammar The phrase (你吃饭了吗) (nǐ chī fàn le ma) literally means, "Have you eaten?" It is often used the way "How are you?" is used in English A 餐厅 (cān tīng) is a dining restaurant If you need the waiter’s attention, yell 服务员 (fú wù yuán - waiter)