How to Say ‘No problem, I won't bother you for too long.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒關係，我不會打擾太久。
méi guān xì wǒ bù huì dǎ rǎo tài jiǔ
[may-gwan-shee wo bú huì dah-rao tài jiǔ]
Phrase Breakdown
沒關係，
méi guān xì
it's okay / no problem
A common phrase that reassures someone.
沒關係，我可以等。
It's okay, I can wait.
Words in this phrase
沒關係
méi guān xì
[may-gwan-shee]
it's okay; no problem; it doesn't matter
A very common comforting phrase used to reassure someone after a mistake or unlucky moment.
這球沒進也沒關係，我們還有時間。
It’s okay that this shot didn’t go in; we still have time.
我不會打擾太久。
wǒ bù huì dǎ rǎo tài jiǔ
I won't bother you for long.
This politely promises to keep the interaction short.
放心，我不會打擾太久。
Don't worry, I won't bother you for long.
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
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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