nán难（難）wei为（為）
难（難）
为（為）
common
Meaning of 难为
难为 means to put someone in a difficult spot; to make things hard for someone; to manage to do something difficult; to have done a commendable job (often with 真, 可). Pronounced nán wei.
- to put someone in a difficult spot; to make things hard for someone
- to manage to do something difficult; to have done a commendable job (often with 真, 可)
- thank you (polite formula for trouble taken)
Definitions & Examples
Tā她
míng明
míng明
bù不
huì会
hē喝
jiǔ酒
，
nǐ你
bié别
zài再
nán难
wei为
tā她
le了
。
She clearly can't drink; don't pressure her anymore.
Zhè这
ge个
wèn问
tí题
tài太
zhuān专
yè业
le了
，
zhēn真
shì是
nán难
wei为
nǐ你
le了
。
This question is too specialized; I've really put you in a tough spot.
Hái孩
zi子
hái还
xiǎo小
，
bié别
tài太
nán难
wei为
tā他
xué学
zhè这
me么
duō多
dōng东
xi西
。
The child is still young; don't push him too hard to learn so many things.