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https://www.digmandarin.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/refuse-in-chinese.jpg822456The common expressions 不用了 (búyòng le) No need. When someone offers help, an object, or a service and you want to politely turn it down. e.g. A：你用我的车吧。(Nǐ yòng wǒ de chē ba.) You can use my car.B：不用了，太麻烦你了。(Bùyòngle, tài máfan nǐ le.) No, it’s too much trouble for you. A: 我帮你拿包吧。(Wǒ bāng nǐ ná bāo ba.)…