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随便你 (suíbiàn nǐ) is used in everyday conversations to express that the speaker is leaving the decision up to the listener. It is often used when the speaker is offering a choice or suggestion, and the listener is free to accept or reject it. For example, if a friend asks what type of restaurant to go to, the speaker might reply with 随便你 (suíbiàn nǐ), meaning "it's up to you".
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