How to Say ‘No peanuts, please.’ in Simplified Chinese
请不要花生。
qǐng bù yào huā shēng
[cheeng boo yaow hwah-shung]
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[cheeng]
please
A polite word for making a request.
请不要花生。
Please no peanuts.
不要
bù yào
do not want / please do not
Used to ask for removal or omission.
不要加糖。
Don't add sugar.
Words in this phrase
不
bù
[boo]
not
A negative word meaning not or no.
我不喝酒。
I don't drink alcohol.
要
yào
[yaow]
want
Used to express what one wants or does not want.
我不要辣椒。
I don't want chili peppers.
花生
huā shēng
[hwah-shung]
peanuts
Peanuts, a common ingredient that may cause allergies.
这个菜有花生吗？
Does this dish contain peanuts?
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