How to Say ‘Very’ in Simplified Chinese
挺
tǐng
[ting]
💬 Usage Tip: 挺 before an adjective means "quite" or "pretty," as in 挺好的 "pretty good." It's a common casual alternative to 很, like 挺忙的 "pretty busy."
Phrase Breakdown
挺
tǐng
[ting]
quite; very
used to emphasize an adjective
这件衣服挺好看的。
This piece of clothing is quite nice-looking.
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