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Mandarin Grammar Point
无法 (wúfǎ) - Unable to, can't

无法 (wúfǎ) - Unable to, can't

Short explanation:

Used to express inability to perform an action or an impossibility.

Formation:

Subject + 无法 + Verb + Rest of the sentence

Examples:

我无法理解你为什么喜欢看那部电影，我个人觉得它太无聊了。
Wǒ wúfǎ lǐjiě nǐ wèishéme xǐhuān kàn nà bù diànyǐng, wǒ gèrén juédé tā tài wúliáo le.
I can't understand why you like watching that movie, I personally think it's too boring.
他无法接受这个决定，因为他认为这对他的未来有很大的影响。
Tā wúfǎ jiēshòu zhège juédìng, yīnwèi tā rènwéi zhè duì tā de wèilái yǒu hěn dà de yǐngxiǎng.
He can't accept this decision because he thinks it has a big impact on his future.
无法完成这项任务不意味着你是失败者，只是说明你需要努力学习更多的东西。
Wúfǎ wánchéng zhè xiàng rènwù bù yìwèizhe nǐ shì shībài zhě, zhǐ shì shuōmíng nǐ xūyào nǔlì xuéxí gèng duō de dōngxī.
Unable to complete this task does not mean you are a loser, it just means you need to work hard to learn more.
我无法忘记你，即使我试过很多次。
Wǒ wúfǎ wàngjì nǐ, jíshǐ wǒ shìguò hěn duō cì.
I can't forget you, even though I've tried many times.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese phrase '无法 (wúfǎ)' is an adjective used to declare an incapability to undertake a certain action, or to denote something is not feasible or possible. It is the equivalent of saying 'unable to' or 'can't' in English. This word is commonly used to express limitations, unfeasibility of a situation or action, or incapability.
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