How to Say ‘I won't bother you for long’ in Traditional Chinese
我不會打擾太久
wǒ bù huì dǎ rǎo tài jiǔ
[wo bú huì dah-rao tài jiǔ]
💬 Usage Tip: 不會 (bú huì) is "won't", a promise about the future. 不 is said (bú) here because 會 is a falling tone.
Phrase Breakdown
我不會
wǒ bù huì
I won't
不會 here expresses a future 'will not'. 不 becomes bú before the fourth tone 會.
我不會忘記的。
I won't forget.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.
我想多了解你們公司的制度，所以先自我介紹。
I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.
不會
bù huì
[bú huì]
surely not; no way
Expresses disbelief that something could happen.
不會吧，他遲到了？
No way, he's late?
打擾太久
dǎ rǎo tài jiǔ
bother you for too long
打擾 means 'to disturb', and 太久 means 'too long'.
抱歉打擾太久了。
Sorry for bothering you for so long.
Words in this phrase
打擾
dǎ rǎo
[dah-rao]
to bother; to trouble
Used politely when entering, visiting, or interrupting. It softens your presence and shows respect.
不好意思，又來打擾了。
Sorry, I’ve come to bother you again.
太
tài
[tài]
too; excessively
Used to describe something as being more than enough or more than necessary.
這咖啡太甜了。
This coffee is too sweet.
久
jiǔ
[jiǔ]
long time
A significant duration that has passed or will pass.
我們等了一個很久的時間。
We waited for a long time.
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