English–Chinese
“don't need to” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinwú xū
Example
你无须担心，我会处理的。nǐ wú xū dān xīn wǒ huì chú lǐ de
You don't need to worry; I'll handle it.
How to say “don't need to” in Chinese
“Don't need to” in Chinese is 无须 (wú xū).
A calm signal that a planned action is unnecessary and can be left undone.
Example sentences with 无须
会员无须支付运费。huì yuán wú xū zhī fù yùn fèi
Members don't need to pay for shipping.
Tips for using 无须
- In everyday Chinese, this form often sounds more formal than expected, so it commonly appears in written notices or carefully worded reassurance rather than casual chat.