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How to Say ‘No problem, which part?’ in Traditional Chinese

沒關係,哪一部分?

méi guān xì nǎ yī bù fèn

[méi guānxi nah ee bùfen]

🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Asking which part shows that the manager is happy to re-explain. Saying you didn't follow is normal and not embarrassing.

Phrase Breakdown

沒關係,

méi guān xì

no problem

沒關係 means 'it's okay'. Say it as méi guānxi, with 係 light.

Example

沒關係,我等你。

It's okay, I'll wait for you.

Words in this phrase

沒關係

méi guān xì

[méi guānxi]

it doesn't matter; no problem

Reassuring reply meaning it's fine.

Example

沒關係,我再說一次。

No problem, I'll say it again.

哪一部分?

nǎ yī bù fèn

which part?

This asks for specifics. Say it nǎ yí bùfèn.

Example

你喜歡哪一部分?

Which part do you like?

Words in this phrase

哪

nǎ

[nah]

which

Used in questions to ask about a choice among options.

Example

你對哪一類工作有興趣?

Which type of work are you interested in?

一

yī

[ee]

one; a

A number word that helps form the phrase for category.

Example

你想找哪一類工作?

What kind of job do you want to look for?

部分

bù fèn

[bùfen]

part; section

A portion of something larger.

Example

這部分很重要。

This part is very important.

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