nah

nah — 副詞

IPA/næː/
KK[nˈɑ]IPA/næː/

1. a casual spoken way of giving a negative answer to a question or suggestion, use

1.副詞A2
釋義

不啦;不要

口語回答時用的「不」

a casual spoken way of giving a negative answer to a question or suggestion, used mostly in everyday conversation among friends and family.

例句

"Do you want another slice of pizza?" "Nah, I'm really full."

「你還要一片披薩嗎?」「不啦,我真的很飽了。」

nah as a casual reply to a yes/no question

Indra shrugged and said, "Nah, the movie sounds boring."

Indra 聳聳肩說:「不要,那部電影聽起來很無聊。」

nah introducing a short reason clause

常見搭配
  • said nah
  • nah, thanks
  • nah, I'm good
同義詞
  • no

    the neutral, all-register equivalent — use 'no' anywhere 'nah' would feel too casual

  • nope

    also informal; slightly more playful, often spelled with an audible final 'p' sound

  • not really

    softer; signals partial disagreement rather than a flat refusal

反義詞
  • yeah

    the matching informal yes

  • yep

    informal yes, parallel in tone to 'nope'

文法句型

nah (+ comma + clause)

用法筆記

Restricted to casual conversation and informal writing such as text messages. Avoid in formal contexts like job interviews, school essays, or business emails — use 'no' or 'no, thank you' there instead.

常見錯誤

The manager wrote nah on the report.
The manager wrote no on the report.
'nah' is spoken or texted, not used in formal written documents.
Nah is the answer to question three.
No is the answer to question three.
in tests and formal writing, only 'no' works.

nah — 感嘆詞

IPA/næ/
KK[nˈɑ]IPA/næ/

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • said nah
  • nah, thanks
  • nah, I'm good