How to Say ‘Quite satisfying’ in Simplified Chinese
挺满意的
tǐng mǎn yì de
[Tǐng Mǎnyì De]
💬 Usage Tip: 挺 before an adjective often means "quite" or "pretty," softer and more conversational than a strong "very." 的 here points back to something already understood, like your current job.
Phrase Breakdown
挺
tǐng
[Tǐng]
quite
To a certain extent; fairly.
这本书挺好的。
This book is quite good.
满意
mǎn yì
[Mǎnyì]
satisfied
Feeling content or pleased.
对结果挺满意的。
Quite satisfied with the result.
的
de
[De]
possession particle
Indicates possession or association.
这是我的。
This is mine.
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