How to Say ‘Many people’ in Simplified Chinese
人很多
rén hěn duō
[ren hen-dwaw]
💬 Usage Tip: In [人很多], Chinese often says the topic first and then comments on it: literally '[people] [very many].' The [很] here usually doesn't mean 'very' strongly; it often just helps the sentence sound complete.
Phrase Breakdown
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A human being; it can also mean people in general.
这个活动人很多，大家都在交流。
There are many people at this event, and everyone is interacting.
很多
hěn duō
[hen-dwaw]
many; a lot of
Used to describe a large number or amount of people or things.
招聘会里人很多，我们早点进去吧。
There are a lot of people at the job fair, let's go in early.
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