How to Say ‘Get it wrong again’ in Traditional Chinese
又弄錯
yòu nòng cuò
[yoh noong-tswaw]
💬 Usage Tip: In [又弄錯], [又] suggests a repeated mistake, often with mild frustration. If you mean "try doing it one more time" instead, use [再] rather than [又].
Phrase Breakdown
又
yòu
[yoh]
again; once more
Shows that the same mistake or action happens one more time.
你是不是又弄錯地址了？
Did you get the address wrong again?
弄錯
nòng cuò
[noong-tswaw]
to make a mistake; to get wrong; to mix up
Describes getting details wrong, such as an address, place, or instruction.
導航又把下車地點弄錯，真的很麻煩。
The navigation got the drop-off location wrong again; it's really troublesome.
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