How to Say ‘Not bad; pretty good’ in Simplified Chinese
不错
bù cuò
[boo-tswaw]
💬 Usage Tip: [不错] literally looks like "not wrong," but in real use it often means "pretty good" or "not bad" as a positive comment. You'll hear it for people, places, food, and ideas.
Phrase Breakdown
不错
bù cuò
[boo-tswaw]
not bad; pretty good
a common positive comment meaning something is quite good
那边的位置不错，可以过去。
That spot is pretty good; we can go there.
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