没没 没啥事了
“Yes, he is fine now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小吕没事吧
“Is Lv all right?”
没没 没啥事了
“Yes, he is fine now.”
大夫说了呀 就是孩子太小 太缺觉了 吕啊吕 来
“The doctor said he is still young, and severely sleep-deprived. Lv, come on.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese speakers often repeat negations ('没没') and use minimizing words like '没啥事' to quickly diffuse alarm and soothe anxious family members.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
nothing serious; it's nothing
A highly colloquial Northern Chinese variant of '没什么事', used to brush off concern and put others at ease.
Denotes a change of state, indicating that the preceding worry or condition has cleared up.