If you expected someone to have something but they don't, how would you express that using "mei you"?

... Chinese female painters throughout history. Flowers and Butterflies by Gu Mei Gu Mei, Flowers and Butterflies, 17th century, Museum purchase, funds provided ... Jan 18, 2023 ... ... Mei Fong joined Geoff Bennett to discuss the cause of the ... What do you notice? What does the story make you think? What do you ... Oct 20, 2022 ... In literal terms, the phrase means “to not have,” but it can also negate sentences similar to the way 不 does. Broadly, there are five uses of ... Feb 5, 2015 ... The difference between conglai bu and conglai mei(you) is one of time. Conglai bu means you never do (something). You never eat broccoli; you ... ... does not mean that they are not patriotic.' b. <…> dengyu aiguo equal patriotic. '(…) means that they are patriotic.' (36) a. ta meiyou liyou bu xiangxin (LCMC: ... May 10, 2017 ... 15. Wo-mei-you-qian Literal I (wo) don't have (mei you) money (qian) Meaning: I don't have money Use: Cannot go out leh, wo mei you qian. Hanzo: Huh, good to see a competent ally. Mei: Where? Wait, do you mean me? Wow, thanks! This paper focuses on the negative markers meiyou and bushi (meaning 'not/no') in Mandarin conversation and, in particular, on their idiosyncratic use in ... Jul 30, 2012 ... Chi fan le mei you? 'Have you eaten (rice) yet?' Food is so ... meaning 'China bridge'. This 'bridge' reflects the idea that no matter ... They might go ahead and ask you “Oh, what languages do you speak?” 你識講咩話？(Dummy PY: Nei Sick Gong Mei Wa?) Literally means “You know speak what language?” ...