How to Say ‘It's gone’ in Traditional Chinese
不見了
bù jiàn le
[bújiàn le]
💬 Usage Tip: Word for word, this is "not seen" plus 了, which marks that something has changed. Together they mean something has gone missing, and you can use it for anything: 我的手機不見了 "My phone is missing."
Phrase Breakdown
不見了
bù jiàn le
[bújiàn le]
to be missing; lost
Expression meaning something has disappeared or can't be found.
我的護照不見了！
My passport is missing!
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