How to say "It's fine" in Chinese

没事

méi shì

It's fine

Grammar and structure

没事 (méi shì) literally means "no matter" or "nothing." It's a short, fixed expression used to say something is not a problem.

When to use it

Use this in casual conversations to reassure someone, like after a minor mistake or apology. It's more informal than 没关系 (méi guānxi). Avoid using it in very formal settings where 没关系 is safer.

Frequently asked questions

How do you say “It's fine” in Chinese?

“It's fine” in Chinese is 没事 (méi shì).

How do you pronounce 没事?

没事 is pronounced méi shì.

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