How to Say ‘More’ in Simplified Chinese
多
duō
[dwaw]
💬 Usage Tip: Before a verb, [多] often means 'more': [多了解一些] = 'learn a bit more.' The same pattern works in [多看看] 'look more' or [多问问] 'ask more'.
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
many; much; more
Used to describe a large quantity, or comparatively more.
这里的工作选择很多，机会也多。
There are many job choices here, and there are also many opportunities.
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