It’s not a big deal : “没什么大不了” (méi shén me dà bù liǎo)
“没什么大不了” (méi shén me dà bù liǎo) means “It’s not a big deal” or “It’s nothing serious.” It’s used to reassure someone or downplay a situation.
🔹 Example Sentences for Practice:
别担心，没什么大不了的。
Bié dānxīn, méi shénme dà bùliǎo de.
Don’t worry, it’s not a big deal.
这只是个小问题，没什么大不了。
Zhè zhǐ shì gè xiǎo wèntí, méi shénme dà bùliǎo.
This is just a small problem, it’s no big deal.
他不小心弄坏了杯子，没什么大不了，我们再买一个就行了。
Tā bù xiǎoxīn nòng huài le bēizi, méi shénme dà bùliǎo, wǒmen zài mǎi yí ge jiù xíng le.
He accidentally broke the cup, it’s not a big deal, we can just buy another one.
考试没考好没什么大不了，最重要的是从错误中学习。
Kǎoshì méi kǎo hǎo méi shénme dà bùliǎo, zuì zhòngyào de shì cóng cuòwù zhōng xuéxí.
Not doing well on a test is no big deal, the most important thing is to learn from mistakes.
摔了一跤而已，没什么大不了，站起来继续走吧。
Shuāi le yì jiāo éryǐ, méi shénme dà bùliǎo, zhàn qǐlái jìxù zǒu ba.
You just fell down, it’s not a big deal, get up and keep going.
