How to Say ‘No, they're in the US.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒有，他們在美國。
méi yǒu tā men zài měi guó
[méiyǒu tāmen zài Měiguó]
Phrase Breakdown
沒有，
méi yǒu
No,
沒有 is a common way to say 'no' to a yes/no question.
沒有，我還沒吃。
No, I haven't eaten yet.
Words in this phrase
沒有
méi yǒu
[méiyǒu]
no; don't have
Negative reply meaning 'we don't have it'.
沒有，我們只有內用。
No, we only have dine-in.
他們在美國。
tā men zài měi guó
they're in the US.
This gives the correct location using 在 plus a place.
他們現在在美國。
They're in the US now.
Words in this phrase
他們
tā men
[tāmen]
they; them
Plural third-person pronoun.
他們是我的朋友。
They are my friends.
在
zài
[zài]
at, in
A preposition used to denote location or time.
我在學校。
I am at school.
美國
měi guó
[Měiguó]
the United States
The country USA.
我想去美國。
I want to go to the US.
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