Rarely and indirectly: A direct no (不 or 不是) is usually reserved for situations where the refusal is unavoidable. Otherwise, they prefer to imply no through evasive, ambiguous, or non-verbal signals.
Rarely and indirectly: A direct no (不 or 不是) is usually reserved for situations where the refusal is unavoidable. Otherwise, they prefer to imply no through evasive, ambiguous, or non-verbal signals.