How to Say ‘No problem’ in Traditional Chinese
不會啦
bù huì la
[boo hway la]
💬 Usage Tip: The [啦] at the end makes [不會啦] softer and more friendly, like "no problem" with a relaxed tone. You'll hear [啦] a lot in Taiwan speech to make things sound less stiff.
Phrase Breakdown
不會
bù huì
[boo hway]
not at all; you're welcome
A casual and friendly way to respond to thanks, softer and warmer than just 不會.
你不用一直道謝，不會啦。
You don't need to keep thanking me. You're welcome.
啦
la
[la]
sentence-final particle for softening tone
Adds a casual, friendly, and reassuring tone to what is said.
小事而已，不會啦。
It's just a small thing, really, don't mention it.
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