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How to Say ‘There's no minimum spend.’ in Simplified Chinese

没有最低消费。

méi yǒu zuì dī xiāo fèi

[méiyǒu dzway dī xiāofèi]

💬 Usage Tip: 没有 (méi yǒu) puts "there isn't any" in front of a thing: 没有包间 "there's no private room", 没有服务费 "there's no service charge".

Phrase Breakdown

没有

méi yǒu

[méiyǒu]

there is not; do not have

Negative of 有, saying something does not exist or is not possessed.

Example

今天没有空位了。

There are no free seats today.

最低消费。

zuì dī xiāo fèi

minimum charge

最低 (zuìdī) means 'lowest'. 消费 (xiāofèi) means 'spending'. Together they mean 'minimum spend'.

Example

包间有最低消费吗？

Is there a minimum charge for the private room?

Words in this phrase

最

zuì

[dzway]

most

Used before adjectives or verbs to show the highest degree, like most interested or best.

Example

在这些公司里，你最想了解哪一家？

Among these companies, which one do you most want to learn about?

低

dī

[dī]

low

Opposite of high.

Example

这里的价格很低。

The prices here are low.

消费

xiāo fèi

[xiāofèi]

spending; consumption

Money spent on goods or services.

Example

包间有消费要求。

The private room has a spending requirement.

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