13 Ways to Say NO in Chinese Naturally and Properly - Learn Mandarin Chinese

[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, there! You can download the PDF transcript, audio files and take the quiz at: www.everydaychinese.com/youtube-lessons/no-in-chinese.html If you have any suggestions, feel free to tell us.

[@HB-ve4wi]

This is very instructive and also very, very funny! I love the acting! Thank you!

[@EverydayChinese]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@82Brightstar]

Agreed! I was laughing so much during this video! 😂🤣

[@karinavardanyan4662]

Thank you very much! You are great!! ❤️❤️ It's helping me a lot and lessons are very interesting. 老师非常感谢你❤️❤️❤️🥰

[@alcyonecrucis]

Excellent illustration of the social dimension of Chinese.

[@justadudebrowsin5807]

Great video. Very clear and lots of good examples. Thanks!

[@ojingaj30]

dengdeng老师，我叫黎善。I really appreciate that your instructions are also in Mandarin!!! This is greatly improving my technical listening/speaking skills and expanding my technical vocabulary👌🏽 This task is definitely more challenging!! However at some point in the near future, I will not have to read the English subtitles while you’re instructing. I will be able to listen to the entire video comfortably in Mandarin👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 谢谢！！

[@benjamincai4901]

太好用了！

[@daniellunazapata4984]

This content is amaziing, thank you so much! Greetings from Mexico

[@pholzin3730]

Thank you teacher

[@cindypang1745]

Very useful and interesting 👍. Thank you.

[@opasthanaopas5969]

I enjoy this video, especially xiao deng 's acting

[@tenzinnyima4537]

Thank you for your uploaded wonderful lesson for students

[@lenkakroupova4354]

Thank you so much, I really enjoy your videos😊😊😊 As I am a beginner, I find it hard to distinguish the nuances between words with the same meaning, so the dialogs are very helpful. 谢谢

[@Li.Siyuan]

Excellent - can we have more of these types of video, please?

[@mosiarmstrong]

This is my favorite channel on KZbin for learning Chinese. You guys are amazing!

[@rebtsatsonduegyamtso3277]

教的非常好👍十分好处，感谢老师们，请继续这样教下去。

[@baobaomu152]

嘿，你是法国人吗？你的汉语挺好的。

[@lulianjuliuswassbach]

你们好！My Chinese teacher recommended this channel to me 👍 我喜欢你们的KZbin channel!

[@johnmofula]

For some reason the first part that can be considered "rude" sounds more effective 😂, I'm very polite but I think I'm going to concentrate MORE on that part 😏, thanks

[@janis_]

You both are great actors! Keep it up! :) and thanks for the lesson!

[@MA-oc2vo]

Very easy to understand! Thanks a lot:)

[@samscott1714]

Thanks

[@TheoCJnr]

Another great video, so well done team 天天汉语! I asked about this topic a few weeks ago after you did the video on "Yes". Great to see the "No" video also being delivered. As always, nice presentation and clear language. These videos combine examples along with professionalism when discussing grammar/vocabulary patterns. Well done, keep up!

[@EverydayChinese]

Thanks for the idea!

[@fozilanorboyev1726]

非常好

[@myhomeistravelling1455]

cool, thanks a lots!

[@mmebled31sansnom26]

Thank you

[@nai8219]

谢谢

[@imflowers-7977]

This so interesting 😂 谢谢，老师

[@kimchantha967]

感谢老师。

[@adevoidvessel]

Mandarin is one of the cutest and most beautiful languages in the world

[@82Brightstar]

I agree! ❤️

[@dawutcharyyev50]

You are best teacher

[@volhakorban9146]

Love your channel!

[@MrJzigy]

Super helpful, you and your mom are cute together! The acting is natural, shes probably said these to you before! Haha.

[@janakajanaka1470]

谢 谢, 老 师

[@EverydayChinese]

不客气~

[@sabaishare]

谢谢🙏老师👩‍🏫 我是柬埔寨人 我会说 一点中文

[@caterinasiligardi1758]

很有意思！ 非常感谢！ 祝你工作顺利。

[@baobaomu152]

嗨，你的中文很好啊

[@caterinasiligardi1758]

@@baobaomu152, 嗨。我不为不为。谢谢你。你很亲爱的。但我应更学习汉语。祝你顺利的日。

[@caterinasiligardi1758]

@@baobaomu152 嗨。我不为不为。谢谢你。你很亲爱的。但我应更学习汉语。祝你顺利的日。

[@Parlons-en-ensemble]

感谢您

[@АлтынайТокталиева-г1т]

很厉害的老师，教得也真厉害，加油老师

[@brookesherrell8645]

Hello! I love your videos! Do you think you could make a video that contains practice for large number/price comprehension? I can find plenty of videos that explain how numbers and prices work in Chinese, but I can't find anything that provides enough practice for it! Thank you guys for your videos!!

[@EverydayChinese]

Great suggestion!

[@mmebled31sansnom26]

WOW ! Cheer - up 👍

[@naznaznazi7409]

嗨，你们教得特别棒，请教给我一下这语法：“着，过，了”。这三种字什么区别？太谢谢您们了。

[@bruceguy-z3x]

You have excellently presented videos. Minor complaint: this video's text is too low in some cases and obscured by video title if one stops youtube to read.

[@EverydayChinese]

Hello, do you mean the text in the thumbnail is too low?

[@JasielMontes14]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏谢谢， 很明确❤

[@nikolyagabriyelyan]

感谢您们！

[@rayanmarrakchi2802]

这是很好，我好学习在你们

[@EverydayChinese]

加油~

[@priskafraulein728]

姐姐，6：49 的时候， why we said 我妈过的生日？I thought that 过 is used for past activities? Bcs the time is tomorrow but why we used 过，I'm confused please tell me the different use for 过 😭😭 谢谢你

[@EverydayChinese]

v+过， “过”表示过去，it‘s a particle。eg. 吃过、看过、听过；“我妈过生日” here “过” is a verb, means spend. eg. 过生日、过新年、过圣诞节

[@macbar9622]

The example is very funny i really like it lmao and it makes me remember the words easily

[@mekhrinisovalijonova7048]

喜欢了！🤗❤️

[@annavladimirovna8073]

谢谢😃！

[@EverydayChinese]

不客气，加油！😊

[@anamorphicalan]

哈哈我赞了谢谢

[@carlossori2877]

You guys rocks

[@TheWonderGirl23]

Or in other words when to tell someone to get the stepping lol. 😂 loved this lesson today

[@ulangerek]

又表演又语法解释挺好👏👏

[@anthonyyongfeng]

哇，没想到有这么多说法。向你们谢又谢！ 我前学过这句：绝不同意。在QQ上的一种表情 哈哈哈😂

[@鸡黑-d6w]

我喜欢学中文

[@tina4961]

Your friend is starting to annoy me LOL love all the sass in this lesson XD

[@ILoveMandarin-]

不要also can be used in the situation :do u want somemore, u can say，不要了，谢谢。

[@A__Ahnaf-yt8tx]

ha ha very useful and funny. xie xie lao shi men

[@palavoyz]

Xiexie ni! very good tutorial I dunno how to say it dont worry its a compliment but you also seem more cuter when you're pretending to be rude on the video. 0.0

[@sinfuldavy0]

What HSK level are these dialogues?

[@EverydayChinese]

Those are real-life dialogues that you won't learn from HSK textbooks.

[@khmangpozzkhmangpozz8046]

我喜歡跟你學

[@Lihbui-qh8bj]

老师，你可以帮我区分三个字 “刚”，“刚刚” 和 “刚才”。谢谢老师！

[@EverydayChinese]

可以看下这个视频，kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaOsiXqheqt2fdk

[@wyatt5902]

I can’t believe I was going to search up about how to say “No” in Chinese, but then I found this video without searching. 😅

[@EverydayChinese]

There are many ways to say no or refuse someone properly and politely in different situations. Glad that you found us.

[@baobaomu152]

Hey, are you learning Chinese?

[@ILoveMandarin-]

So, what is defferent 不行，不可以

[@EverydayChinese]

不行 is a bit more colloquial than 不可以.

[@ILoveMandarin-]

@@EverydayChinese so 不行in informal,不可以is more formal

[@lungchan1729]

你想都别想， can really be translated to : "don't you even think about it", But in the sketch you use "not a chance" which has the same meaning; meaning no. wonder why you didn't use dont't you even about it.

[@EverydayChinese]

Both are OK. We have more than three English translators. The final version was revised by one of them. We also use “Don’t even think about it“ in the description and quiz. Check it out.

[@lungchan1729]

你想太多了， I'm really not sure this can be translated to you are thinking too much in english. I think we can use " you are thinking too much" when someone has a difficult situation and we're trying to comfort someone not to keep thinking about it. To let go. It can also be a mean phrase when insinuating someone is asking too much questions. In the situation of the restaurant where she doesn't want to pay for the bill. I would be more appropriate to say: Don't insist, I don't have money to pay for you part. For me "you think to much" doesn't have the NO meaning...

[@ailtonmedradomenezes7109]

登灯！ 我爱上了你！ 我该怎么办？

[@ccyylll3511]

我一个男生我也喜欢说“不要”😂

[@EverydayChinese]

😂男生说“不要”也可以的，语气强硬一点就行，比如，“我才不要！”。

[@dawutcharyyev50]

粉尘好

[@JRWB78]

Deng Deng 和 Jeanette，我想请你们来我家吃晚饭。可以吗？

[@sinfuldavy0]

How do you say “spoiled child “ in Mandarin?

[@EverydayChinese]

spoiled child: 被宠坏的小孩 or 被惯坏的小孩

[@sinfuldavy0]

Everyday Chinese thanks

[@chinesecharactersfunnylang9187]

Mum has too much NO

[@EverydayChinese]

😁haha

[@alexisturner8102]

this is really fast hah I wonder who can learn from this fast of learning

[@havenisse2009]

Great series. But you speak very fast during the acting, hard to get each word. Raises the bar a little

[@EverydayChinese]

It's actually the normal speed that most students should get used to. You can also slow down the speed by changing the playback speed in settings of the player. To change the video's playback speed by slowing down (or speeding up if you like) the video 25% (or custom speed) at a time on desktop computers/laptops OR 0.75 at a time on smartphone: COMPUTERS AND LAPTOPS💻 : Open the video, then go to the lower right of the video's screen and click on the settings icon (it looks like a GEAR) > Playback speed > 0.75. Or customize the speed: On the upper right of the options window that comes up, you will see the link "custom". Click on the "custom" link to control the video's playback speed by speeding up or slowing down the video 10% at a time. SMARTPHONES📱: Open the video, tap the screen and go to the upper right of the video's screen. You will find the menu with 3 dots there. Tap the menu > the "playback speed". Then you will be able to control the video's playback speed by slowing down (or speeding up if you like) the video 25% at a time. ⌛ Suggestion: Try to watch the video over two times. First time with normal speed, and the second or third time with slower speed so that you can catch what the native speakers are saying until you get used to the normal speed of REAL Chinese conversations.

[@havenisse2009]

@@EverydayChinese I did not mean this in a bad way. It is challenging, and very good to hear actual talk instead of overly excagerated clear speak. You do it very well, with clear examples in both Hanzi, Pinyin and English. Keep up the good work!

[@EverydayChinese]

​@@havenisse2009 加油！You can also download the MP3 and PDF of transcript for this lesson at our website: www.everydaychinese.com. Try to listen and repeat until you get used to it. We hope you will make great progress in Chinese learning.

[@mschysteric5900]

不得

[@hamza-325]

如果一个人给我说天天汉语不太好的频道我会给他说“滚”！哈哈哈。

[@EverydayChinese]

哈哈哈，谢谢你的支持~~~

[@nittayasripalakit1213]

xie ni

[@uwatstudio8054]

ยากให้อาจานสอนเปันพาสาไทยแด่ได้ไม้

[@EverydayChinese]

555 อ่านภาษาอังกฤษไม่ออกรอ

[@wayo2876]

เม้นข้างบนเป็นคนลาวพิมพ์ภาษาไทยไม่ชัด

[@swedensy]

13 ways? Why make it even more complicated? Guys, just say bu, 不

[@serikhizat7964]

老师! 您有没有男朋友?我是哈萨克斯坦的人。

[@s寒笑]

你想得美

[@yanxiaoyu7443]

s寒笑 哈哈，活学活用。厉害👍

[@rohali8732]

Xie Xie

[@gg-lv1eb]

没门儿，要等鸡吃完了米，狗舔完了锁，火烧断了了锁，我就喜欢你。

[@EverydayChinese]

哟，这是西游记的情节？

[@nuyi10]

Xie Lao shi

[@johnnybarron2474]

容易公广东. 容易公普通话. 容易繁体中文书写. 谢谢. 谢谢. lol

[@songhenglim1036]

想和你们见个面

[@unlimitedset]

^^

[@EverydayChinese]

☺

[@桃桃乌龙茶-g1l]

滚sounds like 一声

[@EverydayChinese]

Yes. Sometimes people like to say "滚" in the first tone to soften the voice tone.

[@michaeldr5120]

依我看....有的话说出来不礼貌的

[@EverydayChinese]

我们介绍了什么特定情况下那样说“不” @ 5:31， 但也介绍了如何委婉礼貌地拒绝别人的请求或要求。 And there are more polite phrases to say “NO”. 6:20 - 10. 可能不行/恐怕不行 I’m afraid not…. 6:51 - 11. 对不起/抱歉/不好意思 Sorry…. 7:32 - 12. 不用了，谢谢。No, thanks. 8:12 - 13. 我再考虑考虑/我再考虑一下/我再想想/算了吧/再说吧 Let me think about it.

[@상수포차]

no chinese