Why does the Chinese word for "Don't have / No" sound like
Mayo?!
没有
The Real Meaning
In Mandarin Chinese, the character 没有 (pronounced as méi yǒu) actually translates to Don't have / No.
The Funny Part
The most used phrase in Chinese customer service. 'Do you have...?' 'méi yǒu.' End of conversation.
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