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How to Say ‘No more / that's all.’ in Simplified Chinese

不用了,就这个。

bù yòng le jiù zhè gè

[boo yong luh jyoe juh guh]

💬 Usage Tip: [就这个] means literally something like "just this one / this is all." You can reuse [就...] to narrow things down: [就这个] "just this," [就这些] "just these."

Phrase Breakdown

不用

bù yòng

[boo yong]

don't need; no need

A polite way to say something is not needed anymore, often when declining extras in a shop or café.

Example

纸巾不用了,谢谢。

No need for tissues, thanks.

le

[luh]

modal particle indicating change or completion

A very common particle that softens the tone or shows a new situation, such as deciding that something is no longer needed.

Example

我不用了,就这样吧。

I don't need it anymore, let's leave it at that.

就这个

jiù zhè gè

just this one; this is enough

Used to say that only this item is wanted.

Example

就这个,谢谢。

Just this one, thank you.

Words in this phrase

jiù

[jyoe]

just; then; exactly

Here it means 'just' or 'then,' helping narrow the choice to one specific item.

Example

我就点这个咖啡。

I'll just order this coffee.

zhè

[juh]

this

A demonstrative word used to point to something near the speaker, like an item on the menu.

Example

这很好喝,我要这个。

This is very tasty; I want this one.

[guh]

measure word for general items

A common classifier used with many nouns; in ordering, it often appears in phrases like '这个' meaning 'this one.'

Example

这个我带走。

I'll take this one to go.

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