How to Say ‘Don't let me’ in Simplified Chinese
别让我
bié ràng wǒ
[byeh rahng waw]
💬 Usage Tip: [别] is the everyday way to say "don't," placed before the verb: [别说], [别走], [别让我等]. Here [让我] means "let me" or "make me," depending on context.
Phrase Breakdown
别
bié
[byeh]
don't
别 is used to tell someone not to do something. In flirting, it can sound mock-serious and playful.
别让我一个人尴尬啊。
Don’t leave me awkward here by myself.
让
ràng
[rahng]
to let; to make
让 means to let or cause someone to do or feel something.
别让我太快觉得你没意思。
Don’t make me think you’re boring too quickly.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me; I
我 here is the person affected by the other person's actions or attitude.
别让我觉得你只会摆姿势。
Don’t make me think you only know how to pose.
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