How to Say ‘Not for now’ in Traditional Chinese
暫時沒有
zàn shí méi yǒu
[zhànshí méiyǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: 暫時 means "for the time being," so 暫時沒有 is a natural way to say "not for now," softer than a flat 沒有.
Phrase Breakdown
暫時
zàn shí
[zhànshí]
temporarily
For a limited period of time.
暫時沒有其他要求。
Temporarily, there are no other requirements.
沒有
méi yǒu
[méiyǒu]
not have
Lacking possession of something.
我暫時沒有意見。
I temporarily have no comments.
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