How to Say ‘I haven't decided yet.’ in Simplified Chinese
还没想好。
hái méi xiǎng hǎo
[hái méi xiǎng hǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 想好 (xiǎng hǎo) means "thought it through and settled" — adding 好 after an action marks it as done properly. Same with 准备好 "all prepared".
Phrase Breakdown
还
hái
[hái]
still; yet
Adverb meaning something remains or continues to be the case.
今晚还有空桌吗？
Are there still free tables tonight?
没
méi
[méi]
not
Negation of a verb.
他没有来上课。
He did not come to class.
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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