How to Say ‘No problem’ in Traditional Chinese
不會
bù huì
[bú huì]
💬 Usage Tip: 不會 (bú huì) means "not at all" here, as a reply to thanks or an apology. Note that 不 changes to (bú) before the falling tone of 會 (huì).
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Taiwanese people often answer 謝謝 "thank you" with 不會, where mainlanders tend to say 不客氣 "you're welcome".
Phrase Breakdown
不會
bù huì
[bú huì]
not at all; no problem
Polite reply to an apology or thanks, meaning 'it's fine, not at all'.
不會，這沒什麼。
Not at all, it's nothing.
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