How to Say ‘Don't worry’ in Simplified Chinese
放心
fàng xīn
[fàng xīn]
🇨🇳 In China: [放心] is something a driver might say to reassure you, and it can sound confident or a bit formulaic depending on the situation. If you're still unsure, locals often check the map rather than taking the reassurance at face value.
Phrase Breakdown
放心
fàng xīn
[fàng xīn]
relaxed; reassured
To feel at ease or not worried.
请放心，我会按时到。
Please don't worry, I will arrive on time.
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