How to Say ‘He's fine.’ in Simplified Chinese
他没事。
tā méi shì
[tā may shir]
💬 Usage Tip: 没事 (méi shì), literally "no matter", is the standard way to say someone is fine or unhurt. It's also a common reply to "sorry".
Phrase Breakdown
他
tā
[tā]
he; him
Third-person pronoun for a male.
他是我的朋友。
He is my friend.
没
méi
[may]
not have; there isn't
Part of the expression meaning there is no issue.
还有位子的话，改时间没问题。
If there are still seats, changing the time is no problem.
事
shì
[shir]
matter; problem; affair
Refers to a matter, issue, event, or problem depending on context.
这件事不难。
This matter isn't difficult.
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