How to Say ‘Not at all; you’re welcome’ in Traditional Chinese
不會
bù huì
[boo hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [不會] literally looks like "not know how," but as a reply to thanks it means "you're welcome" or "not at all." This is one of those cases where the real conversation meaning matters more than the literal pieces.
Phrase Breakdown
不會
bù huì
[boo hway]
not at all; don't mention it
A polite response after someone thanks you, similar to 'you're welcome' in conversation.
你說謝謝，我就回你不會。
When you say thank you, I can reply with 'not at all.'
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