How to Say ‘No meat, please.’ in Simplified Chinese
请不要放肉。
qǐng bú yào fàng ròu
[ching boo yao fahng roh]
💬 Usage Tip: [放] here means "put in" or "add," which is the natural verb for ingredients. You can reuse it for lots of requests: [不要放葱], [少放盐].
Phrase Breakdown
请
qǐng
[ching]
please
A polite word used to make requests more courteous.
请不要放肉。
Please don’t add meat.
不要放
bú yào fàng
do not put / please don’t add
Requests that an ingredient not be added.
不要放辣椒。
Don't add chili peppers.
Words in this phrase
不要
bú yào
[boo yao]
don't; do not
Used to politely tell someone not to do something.
请不要放肉。
Please don’t add meat.
放
fàng
[fahng]
to put; to add
Commonly used when asking someone to add or not add an ingredient.
请不要放肉。
Please don’t add meat.
肉
ròu
[roh]
meat
A general word for meat, not specifying the type.
这个菜没有肉。
This dish has no meat.
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