How to Say ‘It's no trouble’ in Simplified Chinese
没关系
méi guān xì
[may gwan shee]
💬 Usage Tip: 没关系 (méi guān xi) literally means "no connection". It covers "it's no trouble", "never mind" and "that's okay", including as a reply to an apology.
Phrase Breakdown
没关系
méi guān xì
[may gwan shee]
it's okay; no problem
Used to reassure someone after an apology or to say something is fine.
没关系，我们可以再试一次。
No problem, we can try again.
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