How to Say ‘It's okay’ in Traditional Chinese
沒關係
méi guān xì
[may gwan-shee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [沒關係] is widely used to mean "it's okay," whether you're forgiving a small problem or telling someone not to worry. In a taxi-payment mix-up, it can help keep things calm, but by itself it doesn't solve the disagreement.
Phrase Breakdown
沒關係
méi guān xì
[may gwan-shee]
it's okay; no problem
A reassuring phrase used to comfort someone or say that a situation is not a big issue.
你沒帶現金也沒關係，我們可以先找提款機。
It's okay if you didn't bring cash; we can find an ATM first.
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