"不行！"

Translation: No way!

[leocck]

Shouldn't "impossible" be accepted?

[PatrickTrentin88]

Impossible is 不可能

[LordRandomness]

Well, it translates more into "No", and impossible is a little too strong for this i think

[didi_htog]

Are there any notable differences (such as in context) between "不行" and "没门" ?

[Cinnamon5230]

The second one is closer to "no way", and much more informal.

[Reuben394879]

"Its not okay" was accepted.

[RixMorales]

But "not okay" only was not accepted.

[FlorianKok]

It is now! 25/03/20

[comadrejaweasel]

any sentence in context with "不行"?

[Andrew-Lin]

For example, when a child asks his mother "我可以出去玩吗？May I go out to play?" Then the mom may reply "不行！" if the child hasn't finish his homework.
This is a simple way to refuse some one, direct (or maybe impolite) but not rude.

[Jiang373724]

I believe 'cannot' is acceptable as an answer. For example someone asked to borrow something. An answer like 'cannot' should be acceptable

[Tomer315]

"Not okay" / "not Good" should be accepted

[sagitta145]

Should "It's not allowed!" be accepted?

[Jamil_Paul]

There's an exclamation mark . So it's rude and childish as no way.

[whiskers3]

What about "not possible"?

[Eeveon7]

This actually means in Chinese "No you can not"

[RezaAbdulA3]

Any Indonesian? I kind of relate this phrase to "pusing". Lol

[HerryTjoa]

hampir sama pengejaan nya bro. hahah

[michaelcscott]

Is it impossible for 不行 to be used in a way that would mean "Not right"?

[MJ0340]

Disagree?

[n7RD4]

'No way!'is very impolite to say if you are a shop assistant.

[HerryTjoa]

Why Cannot is not accept ? 不 ( no ) + 行 ( can ) = Cannot ?

[Hsn626796]

What about 不路 ?

[BillMoran7]

Pimsleur translates as "Impossible" but not here.