How to Say ‘Switch to sugar-free’ in Simplified Chinese
换成无糖的
huàn chéng wú táng de
[huànchéng wútáng de]
💬 Usage Tip: 换成 means "switch to", and 无糖的 means "a sugar-free one". When the noun is already clear, 的 can stand in for it, as in 大的 "the big one".
🇨🇳 In China: Most milk tea shops let you choose sweetness levels. 无糖 is "no sugar", and 半糖 (bàn táng) is "half sugar".
Phrase Breakdown
换成
huàn chéng
[huànchéng]
to change into; to switch to
To replace one thing with another.
把白米饭换成糙米饭。
Switch white rice to brown rice.
无糖
wú táng
[wútáng]
sugar-free
Containing no sugar.
我买了无糖可乐。
I bought sugar-free cola.
的
de
[de]
the one (nominalizer)
At the end of a phrase, turns it into a noun meaning 'the one that is...'.
我要大的。
I want the big one.
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