How to Say ‘No need to’ in Traditional Chinese
沒有需要
méi yǒu xū yào
[may yoe shyoo yao]
💬 Usage Tip: [沒有需要] means "there's no need to..." and is often followed by a verb, like [沒有需要等] "no need to wait" or [沒有需要繞路] "no need to detour."
Phrase Breakdown
沒有
méi yǒu
[may yoe]
did not; have not; there is no
Used to indicate non-existence or that something did not happen.
導航上沒有這條繞路的建議。
There was no suggestion for this detour on the navigation.
需要
xū yào
[shyoo yao]
need; necessity
Refers to something being necessary or required.
我覺得沒有需要繞那麼遠。
I feel there was no need to go that far around.
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