How to Say ‘Won't; no problem’ in Traditional Chinese
不會
bù huì
[boo-hway]
💬 Usage Tip: [不會] often means "not at all" in replies, not just "won't." For example, after thanks or an apology, [不會] can mean "no problem" or "don't mention it."
Phrase Breakdown
不會
bù huì
[boo-hway]
won't; not able to; you're welcome
In conversation, it often means 'you’re welcome' as a polite response to thanks.
你說謝謝時，司機回你「不會」。
When you say thank you, the driver replies, 'You’re welcome.'
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