How to Say ‘It has no meat.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒有肉。
méi yǒu ròu
[méiyǒu ròu]
💬 Usage Tip: 有 is made negative only with 沒, never 不. The sentence also skips the subject because it's obvious which item you mean.
Phrase Breakdown
沒有
méi yǒu
[méiyǒu]
not have; there isn't
Negative of 有; in 有沒有 it forms a yes/no question.
你有沒有時間？
Do you have time?
肉
ròu
[ròu]
meat
Meat in general; often means pork by default in Taiwan.
這碗麵有很多肉。
This bowl of noodles has a lot of meat.
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