How to Say ‘It's okay’ in Traditional Chinese
沒關係
méi guān xì
[may-gwan-shee]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: [沒關係] is extremely common in Taiwan for reassuring someone after a mistake, bump, or awkward moment. In a tense match moment, it can sound like [it's okay, don't panic] more than a literal comment about [relationship].
Phrase Breakdown
沒關係
méi guān xì
[may-gwan-shee]
it's okay; no problem; it doesn't matter
A very common comforting phrase used to reassure someone after a mistake or unlucky moment.
這球沒進也沒關係，我們還有時間。
It’s okay that this shot didn’t go in; we still have time.
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