请多关照
qǐng duō guānzhào
Please look after me or favor us · trad. 請多關照
请多关照 (qǐng duō guānzhào) is a polite expression used to ask for goodwill, support, or consideration from someone, especially when meeting for the first time or starting a new relationship. It conveys a humble request for them to “look after” or “favor” you in the future.
What does 请多关照 (qǐng duō guānzhào) mean?
请多关照 (qǐng duō guānzhào) means “please look after me or favor us” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “please much look after.”
When to use it
Polite and formal. It's commonly used in business introductions, when starting a new job, or in initial emails to new contacts. It sets a respectful and cooperative tone.
How to pronounce it
Sounds like “ching dwor GWAN-zhaow.” All four syllables have distinct tones: qǐng (third tone), duō (first tone), guān (first tone), zhào (fourth tone).
Other ways to say it
- 多多关照duōduō guānzhàoplease give me much care/support
- 以后请多指教yǐhòu qǐng duō zhǐjiàoplease give me much guidance in the future
Examples
我是新来的，请多关照。
wǒ shì xīn lái de, qǐng duō guānzhào.
I'm new here, please look after me.
初次见面，请多关照。
chūcì jiànmiàn, qǐng duō guānzhào.
Nice to meet you for the first time, please look after me.
今后合作，还请您多多关照。
jīnhòu hézuò, hái qǐng nín duōduō guānzhào.
We'll be cooperating in the future, so I still ask for your continued support.
Pro tip: When meeting someone new, especially in professional settings, using 请多关照 expresses a humble hope for their future support and goodwill in the relationship.
Related phrases
这是我的名片 · Here is my business card请多指教 · I look forward to your guidance合作愉快 · Here's to a good partnership
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