别自责 (Don't blame yourself)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase is an imperative sentence used to comfort someone who is feeling guilty or responsible for something. 别 (bié) serves as a negative imperative particle meaning 'don't', while 自责 (zì zé) is a verb meaning 'to blame oneself' or 'to reproach oneself'. The full phrase literally translates to 'Don't blame self'.
Sample sentences
我知道你很难过,但这不是你的错,别自责了。
I know you're sad, but it's not your fault, don't blame yourself anymore.
事情已经发生了,我们只能向前看,别自责。
What's done is done, we can only look forward, don't blame yourself.
她一直为那件事别自责,我们都很担心她。
She has been blaming herself for that matter, we are all worried about her.
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Example
我知道你很难过,但这不是你的错,别自责了。
I know you're sad, but it's not your fault, don't blame yourself anymore.
事情已经发生了,我们只能向前看,别自责。
What's done is done, we can only look forward, don't blame yourself.
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