How to Say ‘Pretend I didn't see’ in Traditional Chinese
假裝沒看到
jiǎ zhuāng méi kàn dào
[jiǎ zhuāng méi kahn-daow]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding 到 after 看 means actually catching sight of something, not just looking. So 沒看到 is "didn't see".
Phrase Breakdown
假裝
jiǎ zhuāng
[jiǎ zhuāng]
to pretend
To make believe, as something fake or false.
我假裝沒看到那個遙控器。
I pretended not to see the remote control.
沒
méi
[méi]
did not
Indicates a negative past action.
他沒看見我。
He did not see me.
看到
kàn dào
[kahn-daow]
see; notice
Means to have seen or noticed something with your eyes.
你看到了嗎？他剛好把球踢進去。
Did you see it? He kicked the ball in at just the right moment.
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