bù tóng yì
disagree
The Chinese word '不同意' has the same context as the English word 'disagree'. It is used when you have a different opinion or decision about something from someone else. It can be used in regular conversations with friends, or in formal situations.
Wǒ bù tóngyì nǐ de guāndiǎn.
I disagree with your view.
This phrase is using the word '不同意' to express disagreement towards somebody else's opinion.
Tāmen bù tóngyì zhège jìhuà.
They don't agree with this plan.
In this sentence, '不同意' is used to convey the idea of not agreeing or approving a particular plan.
Rúguǒ nǐ bù tóngyì, wǒmen kěyǐ tǎolùn yīxià.
If you disagree, we can discuss it.
The phrase expresses the speaker's willingness to engage in discussion, assuming if the listener disagrees.
Nǐ bù kěnéng zǒng shì bù tóngyì wǒ.
You can't always disagree with me.
This sentence uses '不同意' to express frustration or complaint about somebody constantly disagreeing.
Wǒ bù tóngyì tāmen de juédìng.
I disagree with their decision.
The speaker is using '不同意' to express disapproval of a decision made by a group of people.
Wǒmen jiā de měi gèrén dōu bù tóngyì tā.
Everyone in our family disagrees with him.
This is an expression of collective disagreement by a family against a single person's idea or statement, using '不同意'.
Jíshǐ nǐ bù tóngyì, wǒ yě yào qù.
Even if you disagree, I'm going to go.
This phrase uses '不同意' to show the speaker's determination in the face of disagreement.
Xuéxiào bù tóngyì wǒmen zài xiàowài huódòng.
The school doesn't agree with our activities outside the school.
The sentence is using '不同意' to express disapproval of activities conducted outside the school by students.
Lǎobǎn bù tóngyì wǒ de tíyì.
The boss doesn't agree with my proposal.
In this instance, '不同意' is used to express a disagreement with a proposal that the speaker put forth.
Tā bù tóngyì wǒmen de jiànjiě.
He disagrees with our views.
This phrase shows that '不同意' can be used when someone doesn't agree with the speaker's views or opinions.