How to Say ‘No, nothing else’ in Simplified Chinese
没有了
méi yǒu le
[may-yoh luh]
💬 Usage Tip: 了 here shows the situation is now finished: 没有了 means "that's all / nothing else now," not just plain "don't have." You'll hear the same idea in 够了 "that's enough" and 吃完了 "finished eating."
Phrase Breakdown
没有
méi yǒu
[may-yoh]
not have
To lack or be without something.
我们没有其他可预订的时间。
We don't have any other available times for reservation.
了
le
[luh]
completed action particle
Indicates the finality or completion of an action.
没有其他问题了，谢谢。
No more questions, thank you.
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