我送您出去
wǒ sòng nín chūqù
Let me see you out
我送您出去 (Wǒ sòng nín chūqù) means 'Let me see you out' or 'I'll walk you out.' It is a polite expression used when escorting a guest to the door or elevator, demonstrating good hospitality.
What does 我送您出去 (wǒ sòng nín chūqù) mean?
我送您出去 (wǒ sòng nín chūqù) means “let me see you out” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “I escort you out.”
When to use it
Polite and courteous. This is an expected gesture of hospitality in Chinese culture, especially in business or formal settings. For friends, you might use 我送你出去 (Wǒ sòng nǐ chūqù).
How to pronounce it
Sounds like 'wuh SONG neen choo-CHYOO.' The tones are third, fourth, second, first, neutral.
Other ways to say it
- 我送你出去wǒ sòng nǐ chūqùI'll see you out (less formal)
- 我送你到门口wǒ sòng nǐ dào ménkǒuI'll walk you to the door
- 请留步qǐng liúbùPlease don't bother (stay here)
Examples
会议结束了，我送您出去吧。
huìyì jiéshù le, wǒ sòng nín chūqù ba.
The meeting is over, let me see you out.
谢谢您的来访，我送您出去。
xièxie nín de láifǎng, wǒ sòng nín chūqù.
Thank you for your visit, I'll see you out.
不用了，请留步。
búyòng le, qǐng liúbù.
No need, please don't bother (a common reply).
Pro tip: Offering to walk a guest out is a sign of respect and good manners, showing you value their presence and appreciate their visit.
Related phrases
保持联系 · Let's stay in touch欢迎您来我们公司 · Welcome to our company一起吃个饭吧 · Let's have a meal together
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