拜托 Pronunciation and Pinyin
拜托 Usage and Examples
Please
Come on
Pretty please
拜托了，先生，如果我是你，我会回家的。
Please, sir, I would come home if I was you.
拜托您给我透露些消息好吗？
Would you oblige me with some information?
The characters in 拜托
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 拜
- bài拜le了Bye, Goodbye
- bài拜fó佛to worship Buddha
- bài拜dǎo倒kowtow, prostrate oneself
- bài拜dǎo倒zài在to kneel before, to fall for
- bài拜bié别bid farewell, take leave
- bài拜diàn垫Kneeling cushion, Kneeling mat
- bài拜guān官be appointed to office
- bài拜guān官rù入shì仕to enter officialdom, to be appointed to public office
- bài拜shī师apprentice, take on a master
- bài拜shī师xué学yì艺become an apprentice, study under a master
- bài拜nián年To pay a New Year call, To extend New Year greetings
- bài拜chàn忏Repentance Ritual, Repentance Ceremony
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Open the tool →Questions about 拜托
What does 拜托 mean in Chinese?
拜托 (bài tuō) means “Please, Come on, Pretty please”.
How do you pronounce 拜托?
拜托 is pronounced bài tuō in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Please” in Chinese?
“Please” is 拜托 (bài tuō) in Chinese.
How is 拜托 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 拜托, each with pinyin and an English translation.