How to Say ‘I won't make unnecessary detours’ in Simplified Chinese
不会乱绕
bú huì luàn rào
[boo hway lwahn raow]
💬 Usage Tip: [乱 + verb] often means doing something in a random, careless, or unreasonable way: [乱绕], [乱说], [乱收费]. It's a handy pattern when complaining about bad service.
Phrase Breakdown
不会
bú huì
[boo hway]
will not; unlikely to
Used to say something will not happen or someone does not know how to do something; here it means 'will not.'
您放心，我不会乱绕。
Don’t worry, I will not drive around unnecessarily.
乱绕
luàn rào
[lwahn raow]
to take unnecessary detours
A colloquial expression meaning to go the long way on purpose or wander around instead of taking a direct route.
这个司机说他不会乱绕。
This driver said he would not take unnecessary detours.
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