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How to Say ‘Half an hour later is no problem.’ in Traditional Chinese

晚半小時沒問題

wǎn bàn xiǎo shí méi wèn tí

[wǎn bàn xiǎoshí may wun-tee]

Phrase Breakdown

晚半小時

wǎn bàn xiǎo shí

half an hour later

晚 means 'later'. 半小時 means half an hour.

Example

可以晚半小時嗎？

Can it be half an hour later?

Words in this phrase

晚

wǎn

[wǎn]

evening; late

Associated with the later part of the day.

Example

我想預訂晚餐。

I want to reserve dinner.

半

bàn

[bàn]

half

One of two equal parts that together constitute a whole.

Example

他喝了一半杯子裡的水。

He drank half of the water in the cup.

小時

xiǎo shí

[xiǎoshí]

hour

A unit of time equal to sixty minutes.

Example

我等了一個小時。

I waited for an hour.

沒問題

méi wèn tí

no problem

沒問題 means 'no problem'. It is a very common way to say yes or agree.

Example

好，沒問題！

OK, no problem!

Words in this phrase

沒

méi

[may]

not; did not; no

Commonly used to negate past actions or existence. In phrases like 沒關係, it helps mean no problem.

Example

球雖然沒進，但大家還是一直加油。

Although the ball did not go in, everyone kept cheering.

問題

wèn tí

[wun-tee]

question; problem

Can mean a question you want to ask or a problem that needs solving, depending on context.

Example

如果你有問題，歡迎再聯絡我。

If you have questions, feel free to contact me again.

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