How to Say ‘Don't eat too much’ in Simplified Chinese
别太多
bié tài duō
[byeh tie dwor]
💬 Usage Tip: [别] is the everyday way to say "don't" for advice or instructions: [别吃太多] "don't eat too much," [别担心] "don't worry."
Phrase Breakdown
别
bié
[byeh]
don't; should not
A common way to tell someone not to do something.
主食别太多，血糖会升高。
Don't have too much staple food, or your blood sugar will rise.
太多
tài duō
[tie dwor]
too much; too many
Means an excessive amount; often used in diet guidance.
主食别太多，血糖会升高。
Don't have too much staple food, or your blood sugar will rise.
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