How to Say ‘Pretty good; not bad’ in Traditional Chinese
不錯
bù cuò
[boo-tswaw]
💬 Usage Tip: [不錯] often means "pretty good / not bad," not a literal negative. It's a very common mild-positive reaction in Taiwan: [人不錯], [歌不錯], [運氣不錯].
Phrase Breakdown
不錯
bù cuò
[boo-tswaw]
not bad; pretty good
A common phrase for saying something is good or favorable.
你今天選的位置不錯嘛。
You picked a pretty good spot today.
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