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The best response to someone who says 打扰一下 (dǎrǎo yíxià) would be to say 不用客气 (búyòng kèqì), which means "don't mention it" or "you're welcome." This is a polite way to acknowledge their request and let them know that it was not a bother. Other possible responses could include 不好意思 (bù hǎoyìsi), which means "sorry" or "excuse me," or 没关系 (méi guānxi), which means "it's okay" or "no problem." These responses show that you are acknowledging their request and are willing to help or accommodate them.
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打扰一下 (dǎrǎo yíxià) is usually used in everyday conversation to politely interrupt someone or to get their attention. It is similar to the English phrase "excuse me". For example, if someone is talking to a friend and wants to join the conversation, they might say 打扰一下 (dǎrǎo yíxià) to politely interrupt. It can also be used to politely ask someone for help, such as when asking a stranger for directions.
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