How to Say ‘Quite a bit farther’ in Simplified Chinese
远不少
yuǎn bù shǎo
[ywen bù shǎo]
💬 Usage Tip: 不少 literally means "not few." After an adjective it means "by quite a lot": 贵不少 "quite a bit pricier".
Phrase Breakdown
远
yuǎn
[ywen]
far
远 means far in distance.
这个地方很远吗？
Is this place far?
不少
bù shǎo
[bù shǎo]
quite a lot; considerably
After an adjective, it means 'by a large amount'.
这条路贵不少。
This route is quite a bit more expensive.
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