zi6 gei2 sing4 daam1 fung1 him2自己承擔風險自己承担风险
Jyutpingzi6 gei2 sing4 daam1 fung1 him2
Yalejih géi sìhng dāam fūng hím
Definition
At one's own risk; to bear the risk oneself.
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How it's used
This phrase is often used as a stern warning or a disclaimer in both formal business contexts and casual arguments. It carries a heavy tone of individual accountability, implying that the speaker will not provide help or support if things go wrong. It is frequently shortened to 後果自負 when the speaker wants to be more blunt or dismissive.
Examples
You are responsible for the consequences of this, take the risk yourself.
If you decide to do it this way, you have to bear the risk yourself.
Related words
Common phrases
all consequences at your own risk
Common mistake
Learners often mistake this for a simple warning, but it is actually quite aggressive and can sound confrontational. Avoid using it in professional settings unless you are explicitly stating a legal or contractual limitation of liability.
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