English–Chinese
“you're welcome” in Chinese
How to say “you're welcome” in Chinese
“You're welcome” in Chinese is 不客气 (bù kè qì).
Turns a thank-you into an easy, informal exchange by saying that no special courtesy is needed.
Example sentences with 不客气
邮件里，朋友写了谢谢，我回信写：不客气。yóu jiàn lǐ péng yǒu xiě le xiè xiè wǒ huí xìn xiě bú kè qì
In an email, my friend wrote "Thank you," and I wrote back, "You're welcome."
Tips for using 不客气
- English speakers may expect one fixed level of politeness, but this expression can sound gentle or distant depending on the speaker's voice.
Other Chinese words for “you're welcome”
甲：谢谢你。乙：好说。jiǎ xiè xiè nǐ yǐ hǎo shuō
A: Thank you. B: You're welcome.
谢谢你送我回家。不用谢xiè xiè nǐ sòng wǒ huí jiā bú yòng xiè
Thank you for taking me home. You're welcome.
别客气，这是我应该做的。bié kè qì zhè shì wǒ yīng gāi zuò de
You're welcome; it's what I should do.