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    你并没有错 (You are not wrong)

    Grammar & Usage

    phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase consists of the pronoun '你' (nǐ, you), the emphatic negation '并没有' (bìng méi yǒu, absolutely not/didn't), and the word '错' (cuò, wrong/mistake). '并没有' emphasizes that something is absolutely not the case or did not happen, often used to correct a misconception or reassure someone. '有错' literally means 'to have a mistake' or 'to be wrong'.

    Sample sentences

    别担心，你并没有错，是我的疏忽。

    Don't worry, you are not wrong, it was my oversight.

    我知道你很难过，但你并没有错，是他们误解了你。

    I know you're sad, but you are not wrong; they misunderstood you.

    请相信我，你并没有错，我们都会支持你的决定。

    Please believe me, you are not wrong; we will all support your decision.

    Quick facts

    emphasis:The '并' (bìng) in '并没有' adds emphasis to the negation, making it stronger than simply '你没错' (nǐ méi cuò). It often implies a correction or reassurance against a perceived accusation or self-blame.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    别担心，你并没有错，是我的疏忽。

    Don't worry, you are not wrong, it was my oversight.

    我知道你很难过，但你并没有错，是他们误解了你。

    I know you're sad, but you are not wrong; they misunderstood you.

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