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How to Say ‘No need, just order at the restaurant.’ in Simplified Chinese

不用，到店点就行。

bù yòng dào diàn diǎn jiù xíng

[búyòng dào diàn diǎn jiù xíng]

Phrase Breakdown

不用，

bù yòng

No need,

不用 (búyòng) means 'no need'. 不 changes to a rising tone before a fourth tone.

Example

不用，谢谢。

No need, thanks.

Words in this phrase

不用

bù yòng

[búyòng]

no need

Says something is not necessary.

Example

不用谢。

No need to thank me.

到店点

dào diàn diǎn

order at the restaurant

到店 (dào diàn) means 'at the restaurant'. 点 (diǎn) means 'to order'.

Example

你们到店点吧。

You can order at the restaurant.

Words in this phrase

到

dào

[dào]

to arrive

A verb meaning to reach or get to a place.

Example

客人六点到。

The guests arrive at six.

店

diàn

[diàn]

shop; restaurant

A store or eating place; here the restaurant itself.

Example

这家店的菜很好吃。

This restaurant's food is delicious.

点

diǎn

[diǎn]

to order

To choose and request food or drinks, e.g. at a restaurant.

Example

我想点一杯茶。

I'd like to order a cup of tea.

就行。

jiù xíng

is fine

就行 (jiù xíng) means 'that's enough / that works'.

Example

给我一个就行。

Just give me one, that's fine.

Words in this phrase

就

jiù

[jiù]

just, precisely

Indicating something is exactly or just as stated.

Example

剑就是人的延伸。

The sword is an extension of the person.

行

xíng

[xíng]

okay; fine

Expresses that something is acceptable.

Example

明天也行。

Tomorrow is fine too.

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