How to Say ‘Make more money’ in Simplified Chinese
多赚钱
duō zhuàn qián
[dwaw zhuànqián]
💬 Usage Tip: In Chinese, 多 "more" goes before the verb, not after it. For example, 多吃 (duō chī) means "eat more", and 多休息 means "rest more".
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwaw]
more
Means “more” or “a bit more,” often used when asking for additional information.
我想多了解一下你们的培训机会。
I’d like to learn more about your training opportunities.
赚钱
zhuàn qián
[zhuànqián]
to make money
To earn money, e.g. from work or business.
他今年赚钱了。
He made money this year.
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