How to Say ‘Didn't understand (what was heard)’ in Traditional Chinese
沒聽懂
méi tīng dǒng
[méi tīngdǒng]
💬 Usage Tip: 懂 after 聽 means you heard the words but didn't understand them. Swap in 看 to get 沒看懂 "read it but didn't understand."
Phrase Breakdown
沒
méi
[méi]
did not
Indicates a negative past action.
他沒看見我。
He did not see me.
聽懂
tīng dǒng
[tīngdǒng]
to understand (by listening)
To hear and comprehend what was said.
你聽懂老師的話嗎？
Did you understand what the teacher said?
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