How to Say ‘You don't need to bring anything’ in Traditional Chinese
不用帶東西
bù yòng dài dōng xī
[boo yohng dye dōngxi]
💬 Usage Tip: 不用 plus an action means 'no need to': 不用謝 "no need to thank me", 不用等 "no need to wait".
Phrase Breakdown
不用
bù yòng
[boo yohng]
no need
A common polite way to say you do not need anything else.
不用了，我的咖啡這樣就好。
No need, my coffee like this is fine.
帶
dài
[dye]
bring; take along
Means to bring someone with you or take something along.
今天我要帶家人去這家餐廳吃飯。
Today I want to bring my family to this restaurant for a meal.
東西
dōng xī
[dōngxi]
things
Objects or items that can be seen or touched.
我喜歡那家商店的東西。
I like the things in that shop.
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