How to Say ‘Not bad’ in Traditional Chinese
不錯
bù cuò
[bù cuò]
💬 Usage Tip: 不錯 often means more than just "not bad" — in everyday speech it can be a positive "pretty good" or "sounds good." You can reuse it with other things too, like 菜不錯 "the food is pretty good."
Phrase Breakdown
不錯
bù cuò
[bù cuò]
not bad
Used to express approval or something that is satisfactory.
這家餐廳的服務不錯。
The service at this restaurant is not bad.
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