How to Say ‘Not spicy, please.’ in Traditional Chinese
請不要辣。
qǐng bú yào là
[qǐng búyào là]
💬 Usage Tip: 不要 (bú yào) means "don't want", and you can put any food or ingredient after it: 不要香菜 "no cilantro".
Phrase Breakdown
請
qǐng
[qǐng]
please
Used to make polite requests.
請問你要喝什麼？
May I ask what you would like to drink?
不要
bú yào
[búyào]
don't (imperative)
Used to tell someone not to do something.
你不要擔心。
Don't worry.
辣
là
[là]
spicy; spiciness
Here used as a noun meaning chili or spiciness added to food.
麵裡面要加辣嗎？
Do you want chili in the noodles?
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