How to Say ‘You're welcome.’ in Traditional Chinese
不客氣。
bù kè qì
[boo kuh-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: 不 (bù) is said (bú) here because 客 (kè) has a falling tone: (bú kè qì).
Phrase Breakdown
不
bù
[boo]
not
Used to negate what comes after it.
我不是要找麻煩。
I'm not trying to cause trouble.
客氣
kè qì
[kuh-chee]
polite; courteous
Often said when someone is being very considerate or bringing gifts. It can imply 'you didn't have to do that.'
第一次見面送禮，對方可能會說你很客氣。
When you bring a gift the first time you meet, the other person may say you are very polite.
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