对不起
duìbuqǐ
I'm sorry
没关系
It's okay
没关系 (méi guānxi) literally means "no relation" or "it doesn't matter." It's a fixed expression used to dismiss an apology or problem.
Use this when someone apologizes to you, to show you're not upset. It's polite and appropriate in any situation. Avoid using it to mean "no problem" when someone thanks you; for that, use "不客气" (bú kèqi).
“It's okay” in Chinese is 没关系 (méi guānxi).
没关系 is pronounced méi guānxi.
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