How to Say ‘Don't worry.’ in Simplified Chinese
别着急。
bié zháo jí
[byeh jaow-jee]
💬 Usage Tip: [别] goes directly before the verb or feeling word: [别着急], [别担心], [别怕]. It's a very common calming phrase in care situations.
🇨🇳 In China: [别着急。] is something a clinician, family member, or friend might say to calm someone down. It can sound caring, but if the patient is very distressed, tone of voice matters a lot.
Phrase Breakdown
别
bié
[byeh]
don't
Used to advise someone not to do something.
别着急，我们先看看今天的血糖记录。
Don't panic; let's first look at today's blood sugar record.
着急
zháo jí
[jaow-jee]
to be anxious; to panic
Describes feeling worried and hurried about a situation.
遇到血糖波动时，不要着急。
When blood sugar fluctuates, don't be anxious.
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