







宁可信其有 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it's better to believe something might be true or exist, even if there's no definite proof, just in case it is; better safe than sorry”. Literally, “Would rather believe it exists/is true”.

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Open the tool →宁可信其有 (nìng kě xìn qí yǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “it's better to believe something might be true or exist, even if there's no definite proof, just in case it is; better safe than sorry”.
宁可信其有 is pronounced nìng kě xìn qí yǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 宁可信其有 means “Would rather believe it exists/is true”. It is used to mean “it's better to believe something might be true or exist, even if there's no definite proof, just in case it is; better safe than sorry”.
宁:宁愿。宁愿相信它有