Learn More About Why Not in Chinese
This Chinese flashcard will tell you the most popular or commonly used Chinese word or short phrases with seconds. Here the Chinese word 好啊 (hǎo a), the largest Chinese characters and word focused on the top Chinese flashcard above, is the popular expressions to stand for Why Not in Chinese language.
Generally speaking, the shot phrase Why not in Chinese is literally known as 为什么不? (wèi shén me bù), then is consequently understood as 好 (hǎo), 好啊 or 好呀 (hǎo ya) to show one's acceptance or agreement.
It's simple to find some clues from the Chinese flashcard, that the literal translation of Why Not in Chinese consists of four Chinese characters: the first three characters 为什么 (wèi shén me) is the most common Chinese question word to make an inquiry for some purpose or reason, while the last character 不 (bù) as we know is one of the top three Chinese negative words to mark the meaning of not in the Chinese language.
If the phrase Why not is used as an answer, it is right to understand it as an agreement like OK. But if it is used to start a question sentence, it's better to translate it word-by-word literally like 为什么不... Check out the following sample sentences both in English and Chinese.
RECOMMENDED: To know more about the word Why Not in Chinese besides the flashcard content above or more short phrases in Chinese, please go further reading on the bilingual story How to Make Daily-Use Short Sentences into Chinese? Series #1: Two-Character Chinese Sentences here.
Learn to Use xxxENxxx in Chinese
Easy-to-learn Pinyin:
Jīn tiān wǒ men qù kàn diàn ǐng ba ? ---- Hǎo ā !
Standard Chinese Pinyin:
Jīntiān wǒmen qù kàn diànǐng ba ? ---- Hǎo ā !
Easy-to-learn Pinyin:
Wèi shén me bú shì shì ne?
Standard Chinese Pinyin:
Wèishénme bù shìshì ne?
Easy-to-learn Pinyin:
Ai mǐ shuō: ōu, shì a ! Hǎo ya !
Standard Chinese Pinyin:
Ai mǐ shuō: ōu, shì a ! Hǎo ya !
