<p>Try 我没听见你说的 or 你说的我没听见.</p>
<p>Other alternatives: 你说的话我没听见 or 没听见你说的是什么.  什么 can also work as a pronoun here.</p>
<p>我没听清你说什么 is <em>I didn't hear clearly what you said.</em></p>
<p>说了的 is not a correct phrase.</p>

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2020-08-28T13:41:46.090Z
Is 说的 is a correct phrase?
O Connor
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@OConnor yes, it's an attributive phrase.
dan
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dan
<p>&quot;I did not hear clearly what you said.&quot; sounds a bit &quot;stiff&quot;, English people often use 'catch' for this.</p>
<p>When someone says something to you, but you didn't hear clearly, so you don't understand, you could write:</p>
<p>Sorry, I didn't quite catch what you said.<br />
对不起，我没听懂你说的话。</p>
<p>Someone says something to you, but you are not really paying attention:</p>
<p>Sorry, I didn't hear what you said.<br />
对不起，我没听到你说的话。</p>
<p>And, when you can't understand anything a person is saying to you (like me quite often):</p>
<p>It's all Greek to me!<br />
一窍不通。</p>

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Pedroski
<p>I did not hear what you said. =&gt; 我没听见你说的话
I did not hear clearly what you said. =&gt; 我没听清你说的话</p>
<p>我听不见你说了的 =&gt; I can not hear what you said
我听不清你说了的 =&gt; I can not hear clearly what you said</p>
<p>我听不见 means you may have an issue in your ear to hear or it is a noisy environment to make you can not hear, it is an objective reason. On the contrary,  我没听见 is a subjective reason.</p>

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Yang Chen
<p>Both are correct, but a bit formal, the following ones are used more often in daily conversation.</p>
<ol>
<li>我没听见你说的啥</li>
<li>我没听清你说的啥</li>
</ol>

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Wenfang Du
<p>听不见 and 听不清 mean different things.</p>
<ul>
<li><p>听不见 = can't hear/ didn't hear (didn't know you spoke)</p>
</li>
<li><p>听不清 = can't clearly hear (unsure what you are saying)</p>
</li>
</ul>
<p>Use '<strong>听不见你说的話</strong>' [didn't hear the words you said] or '<strong>听不见你说了什么</strong> [didn't hear what you have said] instead of '听不见你说了的' [didn't hear that you have said] (object missing)</p>
<p>'听不见你(剛)说了的(話)' is also acceptable, but kind of wordy.</p>

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I have learned this `這就是我想对你说的 = This is what I want to say to you` from you on another question https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/40825/how-to-ask-in-chinese-what-do-you-want-to-come-to-speak-to-me?noredirect=1#comment60996_40825. Based on your answer, I should not use `什么` to refer to `what` if it is not a question. You show me to put `的` at the end of the sentence. But here I should to `什么` instead of `的`. But both sentences are not a question. Could you please explain me a bit more. Thanks in advance!
O Connor
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2020-08-28T13:58:11.887Z
這 in 這就是我想对你说的 refers to  an aforementioned statement. We know what was said;  什么 in '听不见你说了什么 refers to an unknown statement, we don't know what was said
Tang Ho
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`我听不见你说的`, `我听不见你说的了`, `我听不清你说的` and `我听不清你说的了` are all correct setences?
O Connor
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All seem to miss the object--   我听不见你说的(話), 我听不见你说的(話)了, 我听不清你说的(話) and 我听不清你说的(話)了; Also, If you treat 了as a final particle, it only serves to emphasize the sentence, add emotion, and soften the tone of the speech;  If you treat 了as a verb particle, then 了 indicates either the completion of the verb or change of situation. Please search question about the usage of 了 to learn its functions in adifferent contexts
Tang Ho
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Tang Ho
<p>I want to say:</p>
<p>I did not hear what you said.
Is it <code>我听不见你说了的</code> correct?</p>
<p>I did not hear clearly what you said.
Is it <code>我听不清你说了的</code> correct?</p>

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2020-08-27T13:14:22.390Z
Use 说了什么 instead of 说了的
fefe
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But it is not a question. It is more like `I did not hear the thing you said`. Still need to use `什么` instead of  `的`?
O Connor
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2020-08-27T13:53:56.570Z
什么  here  is  just like 'what' in 'what you have said is correct!'  And 'what' doesn't make the sentence a question, it is more like  a pronoun
Tang Ho
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2020-08-27T16:44:34.353Z
Don't add 了 or change the position of 了. 我聽不見你說的(了) or  我聽不清你說的(了) would be more fluent.
HungYu Chang
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2020-08-28T13:27:54.480Z
I tought [verb + 了] makes it a past tense e.g. 說 = speak, 說了 = spoke. What does 了 do at the end of the sentence?
O Connor
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Are 我听不清你说了的 and 我听不见你说了的 both correct?
# Are 我听不清你说了的 and 我听不见你说了的 both correct?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-08-27)

I want to say:

I did not hear what you said.
Is it `我听不见你说了的` correct?

I did not hear clearly what you said.
Is it `我听不清你说了的` correct?

**Tags:** meaning, sentence

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Use 说了什么 instead of 说了的  
> **username_0**: But it is not a question. It is more like `I did not hear the thing you said`. Still need to use `什么` instead of  `的`?  
> **username_2**: 什么  here  is  just like 'what' in 'what you have said is correct!'  And 'what' doesn't make the sentence a question, it is more like  a pronoun  
> **username_3**: Don't add 了 or change the position of 了. 我聽不見你說的(了) or  我聽不清你說的(了) would be more fluent.  
> **username_0**: I tought [verb + 了] makes it a past tense e.g. 說 = speak, 說了 = spoke. What does 了 do at the end of the sentence?  

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## 5 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2020-08-27. Score: 7 | Accepted answer

听不见 and 听不清 mean different things.

* 听不见 = can't hear/ didn't hear (didn't know you spoke)
* 听不清 = can't clearly hear (unsure what you are saying)

Use '**听不见你说的話**' [didn't hear the words you said] or '**听不见你说了什么** [didn't hear what you have said] instead of '听不见你说了的' [didn't hear that you have said] (object missing)

'听不见你(剛)说了的(話)' is also acceptable, but kind of wordy.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I have learned this `這就是我想对你说的 = This is what I want to say to you` from you on another question https://chinese.stackexchange.com/questions/40825/how-to-ask-in-chinese-what-do-you-want-to-come-to-speak-to-me?noredirect=1#comment60996_40825. Based on your answer, I should not use `什么` to refer to `what` if it is not a question. You show me to put `的` at the end of the sentence. But here I should to `什么` instead of `的`. But both sentences are not a question. Could you please explain me a bit more. Thanks in advance!  
> **username_2**: 這 in 這就是我想对你说的 refers to  an aforementioned statement. We know what was said;  什么 in '听不见你说了什么 refers to an unknown statement, we don't know what was said  
> **username_0**: `我听不见你说的`, `我听不见你说的了`, `我听不清你说的` and `我听不清你说的了` are all correct setences?  
> **username_2**: All seem to miss the object--   我听不见你说的(話), 我听不见你说的(話)了, 我听不清你说的(話) and 我听不清你说的(話)了; Also, If you treat 了as a final particle, it only serves to emphasize the sentence, add emotion, and soften the tone of the speech;  If you treat 了as a verb particle, then 了 indicates either the completion of the verb or change of situation. Please search question about the usage of 了 to learn its functions in adifferent contexts  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2020-08-27. Score: 5

Try 我没听见你说的 or 你说的我没听见.

Other alternatives: 你说的话我没听见 or 没听见你说的是什么. 什么 can also work as a pronoun here.

我没听清你说什么 is *I didn't hear clearly what you said.*

说了的 is not a correct phrase.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Is 说的 is a correct phrase?  
> **username_4**: @OConnor yes, it's an attributive phrase.  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2020-08-27. Score: 3

"I did not hear clearly what you said." sounds a bit "stiff", English people often use 'catch' for this.

When someone says something to you, but you didn't hear clearly, so you don't understand, you could write:

Sorry, I didn't quite catch what you said.  
对不起，我没听懂你说的话。

Someone says something to you, but you are not really paying attention:

Sorry, I didn't hear what you said.  
对不起，我没听到你说的话。

And, when you can't understand anything a person is saying to you (like me quite often):

It's all Greek to me!  
一窍不通。


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### Answer by username_6 on 2020-08-28. Score: 1

I did not hear what you said. => 我没听见你说的话
I did not hear clearly what you said. => 我没听清你说的话

我听不见你说了的 => I can not hear what you said
我听不清你说了的 => I can not hear clearly what you said

我听不见 means you may have an issue in your ear to hear or it is a noisy environment to make you can not hear, it is an objective reason. On the contrary, 我没听见 is a subjective reason.


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### Answer by username_7 on 2020-08-28. Score: 0

Both are correct, but a bit formal, the following ones are used more often in daily conversation.

1. 我没听见你说的啥
2. 我没听清你说的啥


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