How to Say ‘That's right’ in Traditional Chinese
沒錯
méi cuò
[méi cuò]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: 沒錯 is a direct, everyday way to confirm someone is right. In Taiwan it's common in casual talk, but with the wrong tone it can sound a bit abrupt or argumentative.
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[méi]
correct
Used to agree with or confirm a statement.
你所說的沒錯。
What you said is correct.
錯
cuò
[cuò]
wrong
Not in accordance with fact or truth.
如果我沒記錯，他是昨天來的。
If I'm not mistaken, he came yesterday.
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