How to Say ‘More suitable’ in Simplified Chinese
更合适
gèng hé shì
[gung huh-shrr]
💬 Usage Tip: [更] before an adjective means "more": [更合适] = "more suitable," [更明显] = "more obvious." It compares with some other option, even if that option is only implied.
Phrase Breakdown
更
gèng
[gung]
more; even more
Used before adjectives to show a higher degree in comparison.
这个形状更容易看懂，所以“更”说明程度提高了。
This shape is easier to understand, so “更” shows a higher degree.
合适
hé shì
[huh-shrr]
suitable; appropriate; fitting
Means something is a good match; with 更, it becomes “more suitable.”
我看这个箭头的大小很合适。
I think the size of this arrow is very suitable.
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