How to Say ‘Very obvious’ in Simplified Chinese
很明显
hěn míng xiǎn
[hun ming shyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [很] before an adjective often just makes the statement natural, so [很明显] is often simply "it's obvious." Chinese adjectives can stand as the whole predicate, with no [是].
Phrase Breakdown
很
hěn
[hun]
very
An adverb meaning 'very,' used here as part of the phrase 很明显.
这个变化很明显。
This change is very obvious.
明显
míng xiǎn
[ming shyen]
obvious; clear
Describes something that is easy to see or understand; in 很明显 it means 'very obvious.'
这个变化很明显。
This change is very obvious.
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