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How to Say ‘I won't bother you any longer.’ in Simplified Chinese

不打扰您了。

bù dǎ rǎo nín le

[bù dah raow neen le]

💬 Usage Tip: 了 (le) at the end marks a change, so 不…了 means "not anymore", as in 不吃了 "I won't eat any more".

Phrase Breakdown

不打扰

bù dǎ rǎo

not disturb

打扰 (dǎrǎo) means 'to disturb / bother'. 打 and 扰 are both third tones, so 打 rises: bù dárǎo.

Example

不打扰你休息。

I won't disturb your rest.

Words in this phrase

不

bù

[bù]

not

Used to make verbs negative.

Example

这世上还是很多人不作不死。

There are still many people in the world who can't help causing trouble.

打扰

dǎ rǎo

[dah raow]

to disturb; excuse me

Used when politely interrupting someone or getting attention.

Example

打扰一下，请问洗手间在哪儿？

Excuse me, where is the restroom?

您了。

nín le

you (any longer)

您 (nín) is the polite 'you'. 了 (le) marks a change: 'I won't bother you anymore.' It's a polite way to end a conversation.

Example

谢谢您了。

Thank you very much.

Words in this phrase

您

nín

[neen]

you (polite)

A respectful form of “you,” used when speaking politely to someone, such as a recruiter or company representative.

Example

很高兴认识您，希望向您多学习。

It’s a pleasure to meet you; I hope to learn more from you.

了

[le]

(change-of-situation particle)

Sentence-final particle showing a new situation or decision.

Example

我走了。

I'm leaving now.

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