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"Bu keqi" (不客气) is a Chinese phrase that translates to "you're welcome" in English. It is commonly used in response to someone expressing thanks, indicating that the speaker is happy to help or that no thanks are necessary. The phrase reflects a cultural emphasis on politeness and hospitality in Chinese interactions.
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What is 'you're welcome' in Mandarin?
"bu keqi" 不客气
When was KEQI-LP created?
KEQI-LP was created on 2004-12-17.
How do you say you're welcome in mandarin?
In Mandarin, you can say "不客气" (bú kèqì) to mean "you're welcome."
What does bie ke qi mean in Chinese?
bie keqi means you're welcome. Or exactly translated word for word it would mean "there's no need to be polite!" bie 别 don't keqi 客气 polite
When was Bu Bu Jing Xin created?
Bu Bu Jing Xin was created in 2005.
A poem about sir Stanford raffles?
bu ci bu bu bu bu ci yeah i am bid boxing bi ch
When was Little Negro Bu-ci-bu created?
Little Negro Bu-ci-bu was created in 1927.
Who or what is Germany's head of state?
Ba da bu da bu bu
What are the ratings and certificates for Bu bu wei ying - 1999?
Bu bu wei ying - 1999 is rated/received certificates of: Singapore:PG
What was the importance of the bu?
Question not answerable, What is BU?
When did Bu Wancang die?
Wancang Bu died in 1974.
What did Jamestown women do?
TOTI POTI sacar los mocos bu bu bu bsdfy8dc duihiigasbu
