How to say "那我就没办法了" (nà wǒ jiù méi bàn fǎ le) in Chinese dialogue
那我就没办法了
Then I can't help you.
Show Information
Source Media
TV Series
Season & Episode
S1 E19
Clip Timestamp
31:12
TMDB ID
282558
Conversation Context
| Line | Chinese | Pinyin | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 都问过了 跟你说的差不多 | dōu wèn guò le gēn nǐ shuō de chà bu duō | We asked. They said pretty much the same thing. |
| 2▶ | 那我就没办法了 | nà wǒ jiù méi bàn fǎ le | Then I can't help you. |
| 3 | 行 麻烦了 好 | xíng má fán le hǎo | Alright. Sorry to bother you. No worries. |
More Clips From Episode
Total 158 clips (Page 7 of 8)
HSK 4
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míng tiān kāi shǐ gēn zhe wǒ gěi wǒ dāng sī jīCome with me starting tomorrow. Be my driver.

HSK 7
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huà féi nà tiáo xiàn yě bù néng fàng xiǎo hèWe can't drop the fertilizer lead either. He,

HSK 4
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HSK 7
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míng tiān wǒ men pǎo yī tàng huò yùn gōng sī hǎo detomorrow we're going to the freight company. Okay.

HSK 5
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zhè dōu duō jiǔ méi yǒu jiào nǐ qù kāi huì le wǒ hái yǐ wéi xiàn lǐHow long has it been since you were called for a meeting? I thought the county government

HSK 4
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wú rén qū wǒ bù dān xīn suī rán kùn nán bù shǎoI'm not worried about the Uninhabited Zone. Although there are many difficulties,

HSK 7
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bù ràng tí jiǎn miǎn mù yè shuì de shìDid he say not to mention reducing or exempting the animal husbandry tax?

HSK 6
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HSK 5
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mù yè shuì de wèn tí shì rào bù guò qù deThe animal husbandry tax issue cannot be bypassed.

HSK 7
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wǒ men hé shuì wù jú dōu chě mó le dà bàn nián leWe've been wrangling with the Tax Bureau for over six months.

HSK 2
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kě yǐ ràng tā men lái zhè lǐ kàn yī kàn wǒ men de shí jì qíng kuàngto let them come here and see our actual situation.

HSK 4
0:03s
mù yè shuì gāi tí yě bì xū tíThe animal husbandry tax should be mentioned, and must be mentioned.

HSK 6
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HSK 7
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HSK 6
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HSK 5
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wǒ nián líng bǐ nǐ dà xué lì yě bù gòu gāoI am older than you, and my education isn't great.

HSK 6
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nǐ zhè liǎng nián jìng wǎng shān lǐ tou pǎo leYou have spent the last two years running around the mountains.


