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.

Chinese English Pinyin Dictionary · 没有 Trad. 沒有. méi yǒu. haven't hasn't doesn't exist to not have to not be. Example Usage Show Strokes · Grammar notes.

To Have or Have Not. "Meiyou" usually means "have not", which is the antisense of "have". For example, A ask B: did you have lunch? B: Meiyou (No). In this ...

Past and present statements · 我不去。 I won't go; I'm not going) · 我没去。 I didn't go) · 我没告诉他！ I didn't tell him) · 我不告诉你！ I won't tell you; I'm ...

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.

没有 | meiyou | mei you · 没有事 | meiyoushi | mei you shi · 没有人 | meiyouren | mei you ren · 没有人烟 | meiyourenyan | mei you ren yan · 没有劲头 | ...

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 ...

In Chinese, there is another way to make comparisons. You can use 没有(méiyǒu) to express that something is "not as" adjective as something else.

5 мая 2023 г. · The word “有” (yŏu) in Chinese means “have”. Therefore, “没有” (méiyŏu) means “not have”. For example: 我没有钱。(Wǒ méiyǒu qián.) I don't ...

23 мая 2017 г. · In the first example given, it says "I didn't go to work". However, wouldn't the Chinese also translate to "I don't have to go to work"? Is ...