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How do you say "What do you dislike?" in Chinese?

你不喜欢什么?

nǐ bù xǐ huān shén me ?

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In Chinese, "What do you dislike?" is 你不喜欢什么?.

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Pronunciation

Nee boo shee hwahn shen muh, starting with bù (not) for negation before the liking phrase.

Writing and usage

Five characters: 你 (you), 不 (not), 喜 (like), 欢 (happy), plus 什么 (what). The 不 negates the preference.

Example sentence

你不喜欢什么?

What do you dislike?

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How to remember 你不喜欢什么?

Placing bù (not) before xǐ huān reverses the sentiment, making a straightforward negative preference question.

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Questions about 你不喜欢什么?

How do you say "What do you dislike?" in Chinese?

In Chinese, "What do you dislike?" is 你不喜欢什么?. It is a noun.

How is 你不喜欢什么? written in Chinese?

Five characters: 你 (you), 不 (not), 喜 (like), 欢 (happy), plus 什么 (what). The 不 negates the preference.

How is 你不喜欢什么? used in a sentence?

Use 你不喜欢什么? as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 你不喜欢什么? (What do you dislike?).

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