Welcome back! Today’s phrases are tiny but powerful—the kind of responses that make you sound present, friendly, and easy to talk to.
Think of them as conversational glue: a quick “got it,” “same here,” or “that works” can keep things flowing without overthinking.
Level A2: Lesson 80 is all about the little phrases that make a conversation feel smooth—agreeing, accepting plans, and showing you understand. You’ll practice quick responses like 對,沒錯。(Duì, méi cuò.), 沒問題。(Méi wèntí.), and 我懂你的意思。(Wǒ dǒng nǐ de yìsi.) so your Mandarin nods can feel natural in Taiwan conversations.
After this lesson you'll be able to:
Use 對,沒錯。(Duì, méi cuò.) and 沒錯。(Méi cuò.) to agree or confirm clearly.
Say 我也是。(Wǒ yě shì.) and 我也一樣。(Wǒ yě yíyàng.) when the same thing is true for you.
Accept plans with 聽起來不錯。(Tīng qǐ lái bú cuò.), 這樣可以。(Zhèyàng kěyǐ.), and 好,就這樣做吧。(Hǎo, jiù zhèyàng zuò ba.)
At A2, show understanding with 了解。(Liǎojiě.), 原來如此。(Yuánlái rúcǐ.), and 我懂你的意思。(Wǒ dǒng nǐ de yìsi.)
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1. Reading + Listening Practice
Hear core phrases, repeat aloud.
對,沒錯
Duì, méi cuò.
Yes, exactly.
Meaning: Yes, exactly.
When to use: Use this when you strongly agree and want to say the other person is completely right.
Tip: Don’t use this for every simple “yes.” It sounds like strong confirmation, not just a casual yes.
對,沒錯,今天很熱。
Duì, méi cuò, jīntiān hěn rè.
Yes, exactly, it’s hot today.
你說得對,沒錯。
Nǐ shuō de duì, méi cuò.
What you said is right—exactly.
沒錯
Méi cuò.
That's right.
Meaning: That’s right.
When to use: Use this to briefly confirm that what someone said is correct.
沒錯,他是 David。
Méi cuò, tā shì David.
That’s right, he is David.
沒錯,我們明天見。
Méi cuò, wǒmen míngtiān jiàn.
That’s right, we’ll meet tomorrow.
我也是
Wǒ yě shì.
Me too.
Meaning: Me too.
When to use: Use this when the same situation, preference, or fact is also true for you.
Tip: Use this for “me too,” not for every kind of agreement. For “That’s right,” use 沒錯。(Méi cuò.)
我也是,我很喜歡這家店。
Wǒ yě shì, wǒ hěn xǐhuān zhè jiā diàn.
Me too, I really like this shop.
你想喝咖啡?我也是。
Nǐ xiǎng hē kāfēi? Wǒ yě shì.
You want coffee? Me too.
我也一樣
Wǒ yě yíyàng.
Same here.
Meaning: Same here.
When to use: Use this when you share the same feeling, experience, or situation.
我也一樣,今天有點累。
Wǒ yě yíyàng, jīntiān yǒudiǎn lèi.
Same here, I’m a little tired today.
Sarah 覺得很開心,我也一樣。
Sarah juéde hěn kāixīn, wǒ yě yíyàng.
Sarah feels very happy, and same here.
聽起來不錯
Tīng qǐ lái bú cuò.
That sounds good.
Meaning: That sounds good.
When to use: Use this to respond positively to a suggestion or plan.
Tip: 不錯 means “pretty good” here, not “not wrong.” This phrase is positive.
下班後去吃麵?聽起來不錯。
Xiàbān hòu qù chī miàn? Tīng qǐ lái bú cuò.
Go eat noodles after work? That sounds good.
這個計畫聽起來不錯。
Zhège jìhuà tīng qǐ lái bú cuò.
This plan sounds good.
當然可以
Dāngrán kěyǐ.
Of course.
Meaning: Of course.
When to use: Use this to agree willingly or give permission in a friendly way.
可以借我筆嗎?當然可以。
Kěyǐ jiè wǒ bǐ ma? Dāngrán kěyǐ.
Can I borrow your pen? Of course.
你想坐這裡?當然可以。
Nǐ xiǎng zuò zhèlǐ? Dāngrán kěyǐ.
You want to sit here? Of course.
沒問題
Méi wèntí.
No problem.
Meaning: No problem.
When to use: Use this to accept a request or reassure someone that something is okay.
我晚一點到,可以嗎?沒問題。
Wǒ wǎn yìdiǎn dào, kěyǐ ma? Méi wèntí.
Can I arrive a little later? No problem.
不用擔心,沒問題。
Búyòng dānxīn, méi wèntí.
Don’t worry, no problem.
好,就這樣做吧。
Hǎo, jiù zhèyàng zuò ba.
Yes, let's do that.
Meaning: Yes, let’s do that.
When to use: Use this when you accept someone’s suggestion and are ready to follow that plan.