15 окт. 2020 г. · It literally means “to not have,” but it can also mean that something hasn't happened or that something doesn't exist.

13 февр. 2019 г. · 没有(méi yǒu) in Mandarin means haven't, hasn't, doesn't exist, to not have, and to not be. Pronunciation. 没有is pronounced ▻méi yǒu.

"Meiyou" means that it is invisible and does not exist (attitude about not sure, skeptical). The pronunciation is "méi yǒu" in Chinese.

méi yǒu. haven't hasn't doesn't exist to not have to not be ; 人 · 人. méi yǒu rén. nobody ; 什么 · 甚麼. méi yǒu shén me. it is nothing there's nothing ... about ...

20 окт. 2022 г. · The mystery of Mei you in Chinese · To mean “to not have” · To express that something has not happened yet · To make comparisons · To show the ...

没(méi) can be used to negate the verb 有(yǒu) ("to have") to mean "do not have." You can only use 没(méi) to convey this meaning. It is grammatically incorrect ...

This grammar point is used for Negating, Denying and refusing in Mandarin Chinese. Get clear explanations and lots of examples here!

5 нояб. 2020 г. · When using 没 (méi) , however, the meaning changes to saying you “did not” eat breakfast, implying that you're talking about “today”. Check ...

还没有hái méi yǒu (= not yet; lit.: still, not, have) ; I, still, not have, have, eat ; I, me, my, still not, eat, have a meal ; I have not eaten yet.