How to Say ‘They're especially bright.’ in Simplified Chinese
特别亮。
tè bié liàng
[teh-byeh liàng]
💬 Usage Tip: 特别 (tè bié) before an adjective gives real emphasis, unlike the softer 很: 特别冷 "really cold". The subject is often dropped once both people know what's being talked about.
Phrase Breakdown
特别
tè bié
[teh-byeh]
especially; very; special
A common word used to emphasize degree, meaning especially or very depending on context.
这次回来我特别高兴。
I’m especially happy to be back this time.
亮
liàng
[liàng]
bright
Giving off or full of light.
月亮很亮。
The moon is very bright.
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