I can't reach that. Could you please take it for me?
nà gè wǒ gòu bù zháo, má fan nín bāng wǒ ná yí xià.
3
Sorry for troubling you.
má fan nín le.
4
Could you please take the luggage for me?
nín néng bāng wǒ bān yí xià xíng li ma?
5
Excuse me. please pass that to me, thank you.
láo jià, qǐng bǎ nà gè bāo guǒ gěi wǒ.
6
How do you say this sentence in Chinese?
zhè jù huà yòng hàn yǔ zěn me shuō?
7
Excuse me, what does this mean?
qǐng wèn, zhè shì shén me yì si?
8
Could you please call a taxi for me?
má fan nín bāng wǒ jiào yí liàng chū zū chē.
9
Could you make a phone call for me?
nǐ néng bāng wǒ dǎ gè diàn huà ma?
10
I lost my passport. Hurry up and help me find it, thank you.
wǒ de hù zhào diū le, kuài bāng wǒ zhǎo zhǎo.
Do you know?
When asking for help in Chinese, "má fan" (麻烦) is commonly used to mean "trouble" or "to bother someone." The phrase "má fan nín le" (麻烦您了) is a polite way to say "Sorry for troubling you" after someone has helped you.