How to Say ‘There's no need to hurry’ in Traditional Chinese
不用急
bù yòng jí
[bù yòng jí]
💬 Usage Tip: 不用 + verb means "no need to". Another example is 不用謝 "no need to thank me".
Phrase Breakdown
不用
bù yòng
[bù yòng]
no need
Indicating that something is unnecessary.
不用謝，我只是舉手之勞。
No need to thank me, it was just a small effort.
急
jí
[jí]
to hurry; anxious
Feeling rushed or impatient.
你很急嗎？
Are you in a hurry?
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