<p>Normally, 我帮你 suggests that I will help you by covering it for you. Example, 我帮你写 means I will help you by writing it for you. </p>

<p>Well, 我帮你一块写 means I will assist you in writing(you two write together). </p>

<p>P.S. 一块，一起 and 一同 are synonyms.</p>

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dan
<blockquote>
  <p>"帮" in "我帮你" is a shorter form of the verb "帮助" (help)".  "我帮你" means "I help you"</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Example: </p>

<p>A: "who will help me?" - "谁会帮(助)我?"</p>

<p>B: "I will help you" - "我会帮(助)你"</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>"帮" in [我帮你 + verb phrase] can be an auxiliary verb for "<strong>help</strong>" or a function word for "<strong>for</strong> (in behalf of)". </p>
</blockquote>

<p>Example: </p>

<p>"我<strong>帮</strong>你對付他 = "I <strong>help</strong> you to deal with him" or "I deal with him <strong>for</strong> you"</p>

<p>"我<strong>帮</strong>你拿着" = "I <strong>help</strong> you to carry it" or "I carry it <strong>for</strong> you"</p>

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Tang Ho
<p>In addition to other answers, <strong>帮</strong> would sometimes mean "to do a favor", usually a trivial one. As per your question, in this context <strong>帮</strong> implies that the helper does everything by himself. </p>

<p>For example:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>你可以<strong>帮</strong>我关一下门吗 - Would you do me a favor and close the door?</p>
  
  <p>麻烦你<strong>帮</strong>我结账 - May I have the bill? (literally: May I bother you to help me
  pay the bill?)</p>
</blockquote>

<p>If the "favor" is more than just trivial (e.g, to help someone pay their debts), it is considered a kind of help in the wider sense.</p>

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Yoav Vollansky
<p>I think it may depend on the context... 
For example, when someone says <code>我帮你吃</code>, it might be because there're too much food, and he will help you eat some of it. Or if you're incapable, that person will just help you but not eat. So I would say it really depends on the context...</p>

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sylvia
<p>My experiences in China suggests that when someone says</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>我帮你<br>
  <sup>Wǒ bāng nǐ</sup><br>
  I help you</p>
</blockquote>

<p>they will not only just "help" you, but do whatever it is for you.  For example, someone might say 我帮你拿着 when they mean they will carry something for you.</p>

<p><strong>Question</strong>: When someone says 我帮你, does it imply they will assist you in doing something, or they will do it for you?</p>

<p>I want to clarify whether my experiences are typical.</p>

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2019-09-22T01:38:40.220Z
Is this really different from English? :) Say if you were to do something for someone else out of courtesy, in English, you would not normally say "I'll do it for you", but rather "I'll help you".
dROOOze
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When someone says 我帮你 (I help you), does it imply they will assist you in doing something, or they will do it for you?
# When someone says 我帮你 (I help you), does it imply they will assist you in doing something, or they will do it for you?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-22)

My experiences in China suggests that when someone says

> 我帮你  
> Wǒ bāng nǐ  
> I help you

they will not only just "help" you, but do whatever it is for you. For example, someone might say 我帮你拿着 when they mean they will carry something for you.

**Question**: When someone says 我帮你, does it imply they will assist you in doing something, or they will do it for you?

I want to clarify whether my experiences are typical.

**Tags:** usage

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Is this really different from English? :) Say if you were to do something for someone else out of courtesy, in English, you would not normally say "I'll do it for you", but rather "I'll help you".  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2019-09-22. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Normally, 我帮你 suggests that I will help you by covering it for you. Example, 我帮你写 means I will help you by writing it for you.

Well, 我帮你一块写 means I will assist you in writing(you two write together).

P.S. 一块，一起 and 一同 are synonyms.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-09-22. Score: 1

> "帮" in "我帮你" is a shorter form of the verb "帮助" (help)". "我帮你" means "I help you"

Example:

A: "who will help me?" - "谁会帮(助)我?"

B: "I will help you" - "我会帮(助)你"

> "帮" in [我帮你 + verb phrase] can be an auxiliary verb for "**help**" or a function word for "**for** (in behalf of)".

Example:

"我**帮**你對付他 = "I **help** you to deal with him" or "I deal with him **for** you"

"我**帮**你拿着" = "I **help** you to carry it" or "I carry it **for** you"


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### Answer by username_4 on 2019-09-22. Score: 1

In addition to other answers, **帮** would sometimes mean "to do a favor", usually a trivial one. As per your question, in this context **帮** implies that the helper does everything by himself.

For example:

> 你可以**帮**我关一下门吗 - Would you do me a favor and close the door?
>
> 麻烦你**帮**我结账 - May I have the bill? (literally: May I bother you to help me
> pay the bill?)

If the "favor" is more than just trivial (e.g, to help someone pay their debts), it is considered a kind of help in the wider sense.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2019-09-22. Score: 0

I think it may depend on the context...
For example, when someone says `我帮你吃`, it might be because there're too much food, and he will help you eat some of it. Or if you're incapable, that person will just help you but not eat. So I would say it really depends on the context...


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