How to Say ‘Learn more about’ in Simplified Chinese
多了解一些
duō liǎo jiě yī xiē
[dwaw lyaow jyeh ee shee-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: [多 + verb + 一些] is a very useful pattern for 'do something a bit more': [多了解一些], [多准备一些]. It sounds more natural and less abrupt than just the bare verb.
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
more; to a greater extent
Used to suggest doing something more, such as asking more questions or learning more.
在招聘会上，我想多问几个问题，多了解一些行业信息。
At the career fair, I want to ask a few more questions and learn more about the industry.
了解
liǎo jiě
[lyaow jyeh]
to understand; to learn about
A common verb used when gathering information or becoming familiar with a field, company, or role.
我想先了解这个公司的招聘要求。
I want to first understand this company’s hiring requirements.
一些
yī xiē
[ee shee-eh]
some; a few
Used after verbs like 了解 to show a small amount of information or knowledge.
我想再听一些前辈的建议。
I’d like to hear some more advice from experienced professionals.
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