How to Say ‘Don't forget to say no cilantro.’ in Simplified Chinese
别忘了说不要香菜哦。
bié wàng le shuō bù yào xiāng cài ó
[byeh wàng luh shuō bù yào xiāngcài o]
💬 Usage Tip: 哦 (o) at the end adds a friendly, gentle reminder tone, softening what could otherwise sound like an order.
Phrase Breakdown
别忘了说
bié wàng le shuō
don't forget to say
说 (shuō) means 'to say'. Keep the 'sh' sound clear and the tone high and flat.
别忘了说谢谢。
Don't forget to say thank you.
Words in this phrase
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.
忘
wàng
[wàng]
to forget
To fail to remember something.
我忘带钥匙了。
I forgot to bring my keys.
了
le
[luh]
completed action marker
Shows that an action has happened or a new situation has occurred.
我想了很久,还是决定联系你。
I thought about it for a long time and still decided to contact you.
说
shuō
[shuō]
to speak; to say
A basic verb for talking or saying something; used alone it invites someone to go ahead and speak.
请你慢一点说。
Please speak a bit more slowly.
不要香菜哦。
bù yào xiāng cài ó
no cilantro, okay?
哦 (o) at the end adds a friendly reminder tone. Say bú yào xiāngcài o, with 不 in the second tone.
早点睡哦。
Go to bed early, okay?
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[bù]
not
Used to form the negative of verbs.
他不想参与。
He does not want to participate.
要
yào
[yào]
to want
Verb used to say what you want or would like to have, common when ordering or booking.
我要一张四人桌。
I want a table for four.
香菜
xiāng cài
[xiāngcài]
cilantro; coriander
A fragrant herb commonly added to Chinese dishes as garnish.
他特别喜欢香菜。
He really likes cilantro.
哦
ó
[o]
(friendly reminder particle)
Sentence-final particle making a request sound cute and gentle.
记得吃饭哦。
Remember to eat, okay?
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