你并没有错 (You are not wrong at all)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase uses '你' (you) as the subject, '并' (bìng) for emphasis (often with negation), '没有' (méiyǒu) for negation indicating 'did not' or 'do not have', and '错' (cuò) meaning 'wrong' or 'mistake'. The '并' intensifies the negation, making it 'not at all' or 'definitely not'.
Sample sentences
别难过,你并没有错,是他们误解了。
Don't be sad, you are not wrong at all, they just misunderstood.
这件事上,你并没有错,是对方考虑不周。
In this matter, you didn't do anything wrong; it was the other party's poor consideration.
虽然结果不尽如人意,但你并没有错,你已经尽力了。
Although the result is not satisfactory, you are not wrong; you have already done your best.
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Example
别难过,你并没有错,是他们误解了。
Don't be sad, you are not wrong at all, they just misunderstood.
这件事上,你并没有错,是对方考虑不周。
In this matter, you didn't do anything wrong; it was the other party's poor consideration.
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