How to Say ‘Don't blame me’ in Simplified Chinese
别怨我
bié yuàn wǒ
[byeh yuàn waw]
💬 Usage Tip: 别 (bié) plus an action means "don't." It's the everyday way to tell someone not to do something: 别急 "don't worry".
Phrase Breakdown
别
bié
[byeh]
don't; do not
Used to tell someone not to do something in a direct but common way.
别担心，你一定能找到机会。
Don't worry, you will definitely find an opportunity.
怨
yuàn
[yuàn]
to blame
To hold someone responsible with resentment.
这事不能怨他。
You can't blame him for this.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me
First person pronoun used as the object, referring to the speaker.
这个发展机会很适合我。
This development opportunity suits me very well.
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