How to Say ‘The coffee taste is stronger’ in Simplified Chinese
咖啡味更浓
kā fēi wèi gèng nóng
[kāfēi wèi gung nóng]
💬 Usage Tip: 更 (gèng) before an adjective means "more", with no 是 needed. Swap in another adjective: 更甜 "sweeter", 更苦 "more bitter".
Phrase Breakdown
咖啡味
kā fēi wèi
[kāfēi wèi]
coffee flavor
The taste of coffee; 味 means flavor.
这杯咖啡味很淡。
This cup has a mild coffee flavor.
更浓
gèng nóng
is stronger
更 (gèng) means 'more' and 浓 (nóng) means 'strong' or 'rich'.
这杯茶更浓。
This cup of tea is stronger.
Words in this phrase
更
gèng
[gung]
more; even more
Used to show a higher degree or an increase compared with before.
了解团队以后，我更有兴趣加入你们。
After learning about the team, I am even more interested in joining you.
浓
nóng
[nóng]
strong; rich
Describes a flavor or drink that is strong and concentrated.
我要浓一点的咖啡。
I want a stronger coffee.
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