How to Say ‘It's nothing really.’ in Traditional Chinese
沒什麼啦
méi shén me la
[may shénme la]
💬 Usage Tip: 啦 at the end softens the sentence and makes it relaxed and reassuring. It's very common in Taiwan: 不用啦, 好啦.
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[may]
not; no; without
A negative word; in 沒錯, it helps form the meaning 'not wrong,' or 'correct.'
你說得沒錯，這裡的確有取消費。
You’re right; there really is a cancellation fee here.
什麼
shén me
[shénme]
what
A question word used to ask about information.
你今天想吃什麼？
What do you want to eat today?
啦
la
[la]
sentence-final particle (softening)
Makes a statement sound casual and friendly.
沒關係啦。
It's fine, really.
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