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How to Say ‘No, that's all.’ in Traditional Chinese

不用了,這樣就可以。

bù yòng le zhè yàng jiù kě yǐ

[boo yohng luh juh yahng jyoh kuh yee]

💬 Usage Tip: This is a very common two-part way to politely finish an order: [不用了] declines more items, and [這樣就可以] says your order is complete. You can also shorten it to [不用了,這樣就好。]

Phrase Breakdown

不用了

bù yòng le

no need anymore / no, thanks

A polite way to decline or say nothing else is needed.

Example

不用了,謝謝。

No, thanks.

Words in this phrase

不用

bù yòng

[boo yohng]

no need

Politely says that nothing more is needed.

Example

不用了,這樣就可以。

No need, this is fine.

le

[luh]

sentence particle indicating completion/change

Shows the speaker has made a final decision.

Example

不用了,這樣就可以。

No need, this is fine.

這樣就可以

zhè yàng jiù kě yǐ

this is fine / that will do

Used to say the current choice is enough.

Example

這樣就可以了。

This is fine.

Words in this phrase

這樣

zhè yàng

[juh yahng]

like this; this way

Means the current order setup is acceptable.

Example

不用了,這樣就可以。

No need, this is fine as it is.

jiù

[jyoh]

then; just

Emphasizes that the present choice is enough.

Example

兩包糖就可以,不用更多。

Just two sugar packets are enough, no more needed.

可以

kě yǐ

[kuh yee]

can; okay

Means the order is acceptable as stated.

Example

不用了,這樣就可以。

No need, this will do.

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