How to Say ‘You don't like’ in Simplified Chinese
你不喜欢
💬 Usage Tip: Used to suggest someone else's preference, pronounced (nee boo she-hwan).
🇨🇳 In China: Often used playfully to comment on someone else's choices.
Phrase Breakdown
你
不喜欢
Word-by-Word Breakdown
你
[nǐ]
you don't like
Referring to someone's dislike.
你不喜欢辣的饮料吗？
Don't you like spicy drinks?
不
[bù]
not
Indicates the negative form.
我不想喝了。
I don't want to drink anymore.
喜欢
[xǐ huān]
like
To enjoy or have a preference for something.
我很喜欢这首歌。
I really like this song.
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