"不�����������" means "you're welcome, it was no trouble" in Chinese. It is a common expression used to acknowledge that someone has done something for you and you are grateful, but you do not want to trouble them.
This expression comes from the Chinese language and culture, where expressing gratitude and being considerate of others' feepngs and efforts is an important aspect of social etiquette.
Here are some examples of how "不累谢谢你" can be used in a sentence:
Example 1:
Person 1: "感谢你帮我带来这个包裹。" (Thank you for bringing me this package.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)
Example 2:
Person 1: "谢谢你把我的衣服洗干净了。" (Thank you for washing my clothes.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)
Example 3:
Person 1: "谢谢你把这篇文章翻译成英文。" (Thank you for translating this article into Engpsh.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)
This expression comes from the Chinese language and culture, where expressing gratitude and being considerate of others' feepngs and efforts is an important aspect of social etiquette.
Here are some examples of how "不累谢谢你" can be used in a sentence:
Example 1:
Person 1: "感谢你帮我带来这个包裹。" (Thank you for bringing me this package.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)
Example 2:
Person 1: "谢谢你把我的衣服洗干净了。" (Thank you for washing my clothes.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)
Example 3:
Person 1: "谢谢你把这篇文章翻译成英文。" (Thank you for translating this article into Engpsh.)
Person 2: "不累谢谢你。" (You're welcome, it was no trouble.)