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March 24, 2026
没错(沒錯)méicuò(mei2cuo4)
The phrase 没错 (méi cuò) translates to 'that's right' or 'correct' in English. It is commonly used in conversations to affirm someone's statement or to express agreement. This phrase can also convey assurance, as in 'you can't go wrong with this.'
Frequency#5241DifficultyMedium
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, agreement and affirmation are often conveyed in a supportive manner, and phrases like 没错 help build rapport in conversations. It reflects the importance of harmony and understanding in social interactions.
Memory Tip
Imagine a person confidently saying '没错' while nodding their head. The character 没 (méi) looks like a person with hands raised, indicating 'no' or 'not,' while 错 (cuò) resembles a crossed-out item, affirming that what’s being discussed is indeed correct or acceptable.
Meanings of 没错
méicuò(mei2cuo4)
1that's right
2sure!
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没错Simplified
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HSK 3.0L4IntermediateTOCFLL4HSKKL2CEFRB1
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Memory Mnemonic
Imagine a person confidently saying '没错' while nodding their head. The character 没 (méi) looks like a person with hands raised, indicating 'no' or 'not,' while 错 (cuò) resembles a crossed-out item, affirming that what’s being discussed is indeed correct or acceptable.
Usage Notes
Learners often mistakenly use 没错 in overly formal contexts, where simpler affirmations like 对 (duì) may be more appropriate. It is informal and friendly, making it suitable for casual conversations. Be careful not to confuse it with similar phrases that imply doubt or uncertainty.
HSK Study Tips
While 没错 is not a specific HSK word, it connects with basic conversational vocabulary around agreement and affirmation found in HSK levels 1 and 2. Focus on using this phrase in dialogues that involve agreeing or confirming information.
Cultural Note
In Chinese culture, agreement and affirmation are often conveyed in a supportive manner, and phrases like 没错 help build rapport in conversations. It reflects the importance of harmony and understanding in social interactions.
Common Mistakes
Learners sometimes confuse 没错 with the phrase 不错 (bù cuò), which means 'not bad' rather than confirming correctness. For example, saying '这件事没错' when they actually mean 'this matter is not bad' is incorrect. Instead, use '这件事不错' for that meaning.
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Cultural Notes for 没错
🏮Cultural insight
In Chinese culture, agreement and affirmation are often conveyed in a supportive manner, and phrases like 没错 help build rapport in conversations. It reflects the importance of harmony and understanding in social interactions.
Frequently Asked Questions about 没错
It's better to avoid using 没错 in formal writing; instead, opt for more formal expressions of agreement.
No, it can be used in written conversations such as text messages or informal emails, but avoid it in academic or professional writing.
Yes, context can imply sarcasm, but it's essential to ensure your tone is clear to avoid misunderstandings.
