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How to say <No, not at all> in Chinese?
is this correct:
并不
Nov 15, 2010 6:47 AM
Answers · 8
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不,一点儿也不。
November 15, 2010
1
并不 is wrong
没关系 is right
November 15, 2010
What is the rest of the sentence?
If someone says: "thank you" then and you reply no, not at all, then "没关系" or "不客气“ (You're welcome) is correct.
However, if the sentence is to start "no, not at all..." then the following translations may be better:
不,绝对不是。。。
不,一点都不是。。。
不,并不。。。
November 15, 2010
才不是
November 15, 2010
Could I use 沒關係 answering someones' compliment?
November 15, 2010
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