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没怎么 (méi zěnme) is used in everyday conversation to mean "nothing, hardly, nothing much". It is often used in response to a question to indicate that the speaker has not done much or has not done anything at all. For example, if someone asks "你怎么了？" (nǐ zěnme le? - What's wrong with you?), the speaker might reply "没怎么" (méi zěnme - Nothing).
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Certainly! The phrase 没怎么 (méi zěnme) means "nothing," "hardly," or "nothing much." Here are some alternate expressions with similar meanings:
1. 没事 (méi shì) - This phrase translates to "no problem" or "it's nothing." It conveys a sense of something being insignificant or unimportant.
2. 不太 (bù tài) - This means "not very" or "not much." It can imply a small quantity or degree, much like "hardly."
3. 几乎没有 (jī hū méi yǒu) - This translates to "almost none." It conveys a similar meaning to "hardly" but emphasizes the scarcity of something.
4. 几乎不 (jī hū bù) - This translates to "hardly" or "almost not." It suggests that something occurs to a very minimal extent.
Each of these expressions can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a lack of something or to downplay the significance of an event or situation.
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