How to Say ‘Didn't hear’ in Traditional Chinese
沒聽到
méi tīng dào
[méi tīng dào]
💬 Usage Tip: In 沒聽到, 沒 marks that the action didn't happen, and 到 adds the sense of 'successfully' reaching it. You can reuse this with other verbs: 沒看到 (didn't see), 沒買到 (didn't manage to buy).
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[méi]
didn't hear
Phrase indicating the absence of auditory perception.
他說他沒聽到我在叫他遙控器。
He said he didn't hear me asking for the remote control.
聽到
tīng dào
[tīng dào]
hear
To listen and perceive a sound.
他說他沒聽到我在叫他遙控器。
He said he didn't hear me asking for the remote control.
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