How to Say ‘I haven't decided yet.’ in Simplified Chinese
我还没想好。
wǒ hái méi xiǎng hǎo
[wo high méi xiǎng hǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 好 after a verb means the action is finished properly, so 想好 is "finished thinking", meaning "decided". The same pattern gives 准备好了 "ready".
Phrase Breakdown
我还没
wǒ hái méi
I haven't yet
还没 (hái méi) means 'not yet'.
我还没吃饭。
I haven't eaten yet.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
我明天有空。
I am free tomorrow.
还
hái
[high]
still; yet
Shows that availability remains.
四个人的桌子还有。
There are still tables for four available.
没
méi
[méi]
not
Negation of a verb.
他没有来上课。
He did not come to class.
想好。
xiǎng hǎo
decided
想好 (xiǎng hǎo) means 'to finish thinking it through' or 'to decide'.
你想好了吗？
Have you decided?
Words in this phrase
想好
xiǎng hǎo
[xiǎng hǎo]
to decide; to make up one's mind
Verb 想 plus result complement 好: to finish thinking and reach a decision.
你想好了吗？
Have you decided?
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