How to Say ‘Very clear’ in Simplified Chinese
很清楚
hěn qīng chǔ
[hun cheeng choo]
💬 Usage Tip: Before an adjective, [很] often just makes the sentence sound complete, not strongly 'very'. You can reuse this pattern with other adjectives: [今天很忙。] or [这个很大。]
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[hun]
very
An adverb often placed before adjectives to mean very or to link description naturally.
这本书很有意思。
This book is very interesting.
清楚
qīng chǔ
[cheeng choo]
clear
Describes something as clear, easy to understand, or distinct.
老师说得很清楚。
The teacher explained it very clearly.
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